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With the State Board of Education expected to vote Thursday on using controversial PragerU's financial curriculum for its Learn Everywhere program, the Attorney General said he has reviewed concerns raised by Cinde Warmington about its name and branding and has determined "no further action is warranted."
CONCORD — Attorney General John Formella removed any legal barrier to the state Board of Education awarding the conservative PragerU a contract to teach a financial literacy course.
New Hampshire’s attorney general dismissed legal concerns Monday over the possible state approval of a financial literacy educational program from PragerU, a conservative media company.
This Thursday, September 14, the NH Board of Education is expected to vote on making a financial literacy course available through the state’s Learn Everywhere program. Learn Everywhere is a
The State Board of Education is expected to resume its review this week of a controversial proposal to grant academic credit for one PragerU course