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New Hampshire schools are no longer able to enter mandatory remote learning as a result of COVID-19 infections after lawmakers and State Board of Education members passed a rule paring back their emergency abilities Friday.
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Many N.H. schools say remaining open is a daily struggle, as COVID infections continue to spike and many students and teachers are under mandatory quarantine rules due to exposure to the virus.
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As the new year of in-person classes has progressed, and the Delta variant has continued to spark clusters and outbreaks, school nurses are facing a taxing environment. Some say it’s leading to burnout and compounding a statewide shortage.
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University of New Hampshire students will return to campus with about 70% of the student body vaccinated against COVID-19, UNH president Jim Dean said at a town hall this week.
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With the number of COVID infections declining and the governor’s announcement last month that mask-wearing is now optional in the state, the New Hampshire…
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Weekly N.H. News Roundup: April 16, 2021We speak with Senate Democratic Leader Donna Soucy about the governor's lifting of the statewide mask mandate, the current legislative session, and the…
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New Hampshire parents who are currently collecting unemployment benefits to take care of kids during remote learning will no longer be eligible once…
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Dr. Jill Biden visited the Christa McAuliffe School in Concord on Wednesday to tout the nearly $2 trillion American Rescue Plan, signed into law by…
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