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Dan Tuohy/NHPRThe programs were put on administrative hold because of faculty retirements, staffing challenges, low enrollments and redundancies across New Hampshire’s university and community college systems, according to Kirsti Sandy, Keene State’s provost and vice president of academic affairs. -
Casey McDermott/NHPRA rundown on statewide elections two weeks out from voting and an update to the state education freedom account program.
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The University of New Hampshire welcomed 3,000 new students to start the 2026 fall semester. -
A network of free English language learning programs serves immigrants at every level across the Upper Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont. -
A new analysis found that low wages, high living costs, and an older educator workforce are contributing to the state’s teacher shortage. -
The New Hampshire Time Capsule Project will bury the artifacts from students and community members this month — and then hopes to dig them up in 50 years. -
The new program will provide free tuition to New Hampshire residents and transfer students who enroll in a state college or university for the first time and meet academic and income requirements. -
Voters will decide whether to cap school budgets in November, levels of unpaid debt are reaching notable heights and the federal government did not renew housing aid for HIV-positive Granite Staters. -
Voters will decide next month whether to cap their school taxes to the rate of inflation. -
The nonprofit Reaching Higher NH asked 400 educators how state and local school policies are playing out in public school classrooms. -
UNH's new police chief, David Hobbs, most recently served as chief of police and director of public safety at Northern Essex Community College in Massachusetts. -
The question asks voters to vote yes or no on imposing a tax cap on local school spending.
