Learn Everywhere Program News Today

I am writing concerning the article, “State says yes to Prager U” in the Sept. 15 edition of The Sentinel. My concern is not about the politics of Prager U.

After three hours of public testimony, the vast majority in opposition to approving a PragerU financial literacy course, the state Board of Education approved the application.

The State Board of Education Thursday tabled an application by PragerU Kids to offer an on-line course on financial literacy until additional information is provided.

The non-profit PragerU Kids program would help fulfill a state requirement students take financial literacy as a graduation requirement and would be available under the Department of Education’s Learn Everywhere Program.

Judge questions Frank Edelblut’s stand that it’s not his job ‘to figure it out."

State Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut, who along with Gov. Chris Sununu is a named defendant in the case, took the witness stand in Rockingham County Superior Court Tuesday to open the second week of the trial pitting the ConVal School District...

New Hampshire Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut repeatedly said the responsibility and authority to define the content and cost of a constitutionally adequate education was vested in the Legislature.