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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.

New Hampshire’s top education official Frank Edelblut bemoaned the “overly politicized” response to his recommendation of the unaccredited, conservative nonprofit’s financial literacy course.

The free online financial literacy certificate from the unaccredited, conservative platform would count toward high school graduation requirements — but the recommendation to approve it is raising eyebrows

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.

CONVERSATION about choice in education generally centers on the positive effect such programs have for students. From academic gains to improved student mental health, the overwhelming research consensus is favorable.

The top trends across the early childhood, K-12 and postsecondary education continuum from Governors’ 2023 state addresses.

Students trying to earn high school credit outside of the classroom can now learn Spanish, STEM entrepreneurship and financial literacy since some new programs have been approved for the state’s Learn Everywhere program.The Learn Everywhere program,...

A state Department of Education bus that aims to get students interested in technical education is back on the road this fall, traveling to schools and events throughout the state. The bus, known as the Mobile Access to Possibilities recreational...

Janet Ward lives in Contoocook. At the September 8 meeting of the NH State Board of Education, the League of Women Voters of New Hampshire presented the Board with a copy of the League’s public service advertisement supporting public education which...

NHPR’s Julia Furukawa sits down with New Hampshire Department of Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut to talk about his vision for public education as students and teachers return to class this fall.