Reader Opinion: Frank Edelblut, NH and PragerU, by Mary Meyers
It is difficult to keep informed, but vital that we do so, and hold officials accountable.
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It is difficult to keep informed, but vital that we do so, and hold officials accountable.
The New Hampshire Board of Education is considering an online financial literacy course from a controversial nonprofit organization.
CONCORD — The state Board of Education put off approval of a financial literacy course Thursday after hearing objections from parents, teachers and educators over the sponsoring group’s archconservative views.
The New Hampshire State Board of Education tabled a proposal Thursday that would allow public school students to take a financial literacy course from PragerU, a conservative media organization, amid strong pushback from educators.
The NH Board of Ed tabled a proposal to let public school students to take a financial literacy course from PragerU, a conservative media outlet.