New rules for NH education standards hit a roadblock
A legal analysis of the proposed rules found them at odds with state law and the New Hampshire Constitution.
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A legal analysis of the proposed rules found them at odds with state law and the New Hampshire Constitution.
IN HIS April 15th op-ed, Frank Edelblut outlines the process recently taken to update the Minimum Standards for Public School, aka the 306s. While his accounting of the process is
As public hearings are held in Concord on proposed revisions to the state’s Minimum Standards for Public School Approval, some New Hampshire groups, along with N.H. School Administrative Unit 29
CONCORD — Teachers, school administrators and some advocacy group leaders roundly criticized proposed changes to the minimum standards for public schools in New Hampshire during a State Board of Education
The NH Department of Education moved forward with its own revisions to public school minimum standards after previously having consultants draft a revision.