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Sentinel Opinion: Reading the results: Disappointing student test scores require action — from education professionals - Vimarsana News

Sentinel Opinion: Reading the results: Disappointing student test scores require action — from education professionals

It’s disappointing and worrisome that the academic assessment scores released by the N.H. Department of Education last week for the 2022-2023 school year showed that most public school students, including

Sentinel Opinion: Have a say; The public ought to take advantage of Unit 29's call for input on school culture - Vimarsana News

Sentinel Opinion: Have a say; The public ought to take advantage of Unit 29's call for input on school culture

Frequent readers of this space have probably seen repeated laments over the years that while local school budgets account for the bulk of local tax bills, residents tend not to

Most NH students failing to master reading, math, science - Vimarsana News

Most NH students failing to master reading, math, science

The N.H. Department of Education released academic assessment scores for the 2022-2023 school year on Tuesday showing that most public school students, including in the Monadnock Region, aren’t able to

SAU 29 names new interim director of student services - Vimarsana News

SAU 29 names new interim director of student services

Kate Adams has been named N.H. School Administrative Unit 29's interim director of student services, Superintendent Robert Malay announced Wednesday.

State test scores show modest improvements - Vimarsana News

State test scores show modest improvements

Most academic assessment scores for New Hampshire public school students improved slightly over the past two years but still lag pre-pandemic levels, the state Department of Education says.