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New Hampshire officials are seeking to set up a National Guard program to encourage children to pursue science and technology careers, in a move that would mirror programs in other states.

Thank you, Commissioner Edelblut. Commissioner Edelblut is leading the way on education opportunities. He has been leading the charge for education opportunities in New Hampshire. Over the last couple years, he successfully implemented the innovative...

Joe Onosko is UNH professor emeritus. Jeffrey Frenkiewich is Milford Middle School social studies teacher and UNH adjunct professor. The views expressed here represent those of the authors, not UNH or Milford School District. Education Commissioner...

A New Hampshire program allows any public or private organization in the state to apply to offer high school credits to students.

Manchester West High senior David Chestnut remembers hearing a distinctly unconvincing pitch from a college recruiter during a giant assembly about why he and his classmates should go to college.The recruiter tried to get the high schoolers excited...

From lobbying to marketing, conservative groups are backing major initiatives at the state Department of Education.

By Christopher Maidment New Hampshires GOP legislative majority got right to work after Organization Day, with the Fiscal Committee quickly approving a federal charter school expansion grant the day after the State Board of Education unanimously approved its first Learn Everywhere accredited program. Democrats had successfully blocked both these programs in the previous session, but the new GOP majority wasted no time getting them passed. Subscribe Republicans plan to continue that momentum in ...

No, public schools are not modeled after factories. Here’s why Betsy DeVos keeps saying they are. Valerie Strauss (The New Press) For years we’ve heard Democrats such as Arne Duncan, education secretary under President Barack Obama, and Republicans such as Betsy DeVos, education secretary under President Trump, slam America’s public schools as being built on a “factory model” that deprives students of their individuality and churns them out like widgets. Here’s...