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This year, the state's education and health departments have crafted a curriculum to teach better social media practices to K-12 students.
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Climate change is pushing back cold temperatures in New Hampshire to later in the fall.
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More than 4,200 New Hampshire students are participating in the Education Freedom Account program this school year – a 158 percent jump from the first year’s enrollment.
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As PragerU was seeking the green light to operate in New Hampshire, state Education Commissioner Edelblut lent a hand to the conservative media group’s expansion efforts.
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The bill would require background checks for staff of any educational entity that receives funds under the Education Tax Credit and the Education Freedom Account (EFA) Program, as well as any education program approved under the state’s Learn Everywhere program.
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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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Following confusion with a new school bus contract, many students have been left without transportation at the start of the school year.
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Several factors are driving the shortage, which has led to crucial math and science courses being sidelined at the city's high school.
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The Board of Education tabled a contract on Thursday with far-right nonprofit PragerU after hearing public testimony.
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Educational leaders, teachers, parents and elected officials spoke against PragerU’s bid to offer a financial literacy course.