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Committee looks to retirees as a way to fill teaching positions - Vimarsana News

Committee looks to retirees as a way to fill teaching positions

About 330 retired teachers are continuing to work part-time in New Hampshire schools while collecting their retirement pensions, as permitted by a state law that allows retired public employees to return to work if they keep their work under 1,352...

Valley News - Draft NH education standards challenged by public school advocacy group - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Draft NH education standards challenged by public school advocacy group

CONOCRD — A group of educators and business leaders have been working for more than a year to revise the rules and definitions for New Hampshire public schools, and an early draft has drawn concern from public school advocates.The changes could affect...

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Letter: Support our public schools - Vimarsana News

Letter: Support our public schools

It’s time to call out Governor Sununu and Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut on the school voucher program that they claim is a way to help students get the educational choices that otherwise might not be available to them. But that isn’t what is...

New NH education funding lawsuit's focus: Inequality of property taxes - Vimarsana News

New NH education funding lawsuit's focus: Inequality of property taxes

New Hampshire is already facing legal action against the formula it uses to allocate state money to public schools.

New education funding lawsuit focuses on town-to-town inequality of property taxes – New Hampshire Bulletin - Vimarsana News

New education funding lawsuit focuses on town-to-town inequality of property taxes – New Hampshire Bulletin

The village of Penacook is 6 miles up the road from downtown Concord. In nearly all respects, its residents are Concord residents. But in the matter of paying for education, residents face different realities.