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Editor’s Note: This story was first published on New Hampshire Bulletin.Around 100 families attended a fair to promote nontraditional educational opportunities for students Wednesday, organizers said. The event was hosted by the Americans for...

Around 100 families attended a fair to promote nontraditional educational opportunities for students Wednesday, organizers said. The event was hosted by the Americans for Prosperity Foundation and featured an appearance by a representative from the...

New Hampshire public school teachers have dealt with the pandemic with grace and commitment to their students. They have dealt with anti-public school attacks by lawmakers and school board members by fighting back with the truth. And now they have to...

It’s a timeless dispute. For decades, residents in New Hampshire cooperative school districts have squabbled over the necessity – and financial impact – of their districts. And for decades, state lawmakers have floated ideas on how to make it easier for individual towns to pull out. 

Giving parents the unrestricted right to veto any classroom material or aspect of instruction puts educators in an impossible bind.

Deb Howes is the president of American Federation of Teachers-New Hampshire. This fall, we saw some Proud Boys supporters showing up at a few New Hampshire school board meetings and intimidating board members and the public. We saw extremist lawmakers...

New Hampshire lost a great and courageous hero, and I lost a good friend, Democratic Chairman Ray Buckley said.

New Hampshire lost a great and courageous hero, and I lost a good friend, Democratic Chairman Ray Buckley said.

“Questioning my loyalty is demeaning,” said Jennifer Given, a history teacher in the state.

Editor’s Note: This story was first published on New Hampshire Bulletin.CONCORD — It’s a timeless dispute. For decades, residents in New Hampshire cooperative and regional school districts have squabbled over the necessity — and financial impact — of...