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A federal program would automatically enroll students in free and reduced-price lunch plans using Medicaid enrollment data. That data includes families’ incomes already, eliminating the need for an application in most cases.
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A new memoir by father and son explores how skiing, often in New England, gave them the push to leave behind behavioral schools and physical restraints.
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The parents' rights bill passed 213-208, with five Republicans — mostly members of the House Freedom Caucus — voting against it.
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Proposed legislation could require schools to out certain LGBTQ students without their consent.
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Mount Washington Valley Career and Technical Center is helping students get certified in bike tech, wilderness first aid and other skills needed for the field.
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The new proposal eliminates income eligibility requirements for certain students, such as those who are persistently bullied or who have disabilities.
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Millions more electric cars are expected on New England roads. Are there enough people to repair them?
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House lawmakers are weighing a bill to remove staff and teachers in K-12 schools from exemptions to state obscenity laws, potentially requiring school officials to remove books proactively or face misdemeanor charges.
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The federal grant will help students who face potential language barriers learn skills to better incorporate into New Hampshire's workforce.
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Lawmakers are considering over 100 bills this session that could have far-reaching consequences for K-12 education.