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Despite criticism from teachers and school boards, PragerU will offer a financial literacy course for high school credit in New Hampshire.
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High schools in New Hampshire are now required to grant credit for alternative programs approved by the state board of education or a local school board.…
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Gov. Chris Sununu continued a string of summertime vetoes Friday, rejecting bills on renewable energy, the state minimum wage, and education.The record…
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A group of New Hampshire lawmakers voted on Thursday to delay a proposal from the State Board of Education that would require high schools to grant…
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We conclude our "Exploring Education" series with the N.H. Department of Education's Learn Everywhere program. This initiative would allow the state…
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The New Hampshire Department of Education and members of the state Board of Education are defending their right to approve alternative programs granting…
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Legislators filed a preliminary objection Thursday to the New Hampshire Department of Education's new Learn Everywhere program. The program would tell…
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Governor Chris Sununu vetoed a bill yesterday that would have given local school boards the final say in what learning counts towards a high school…
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After months of debate and strong opposition from educators, the State Board of Education has approved draft rules that allow students to receive high…
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The State Board of Education will vote Thursday on a proposal championed by Department of Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut. The plan - called Learn…