Where do your candidates stand on school funding?
Education
Free Littleton Educator Workshops: Using the Creative Process to Engage All
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Two workshops will be held in August.
Education
Scholarships Available For NH Orphans Of Vets
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Children of veterans that lost their lives in wars and are also residents of the state can obtain free tuition to the University System of New Hampshire colleges and universities and the Community College System of New Hampshire. There is also a stipend of up to $2,500 that can be contributed to the payment of room rent, board, books, and supplies.
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Kelly Criticizes Sununu’s School Safety Taskforce For Failing to Address Guns
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Molly Kelly criticized Gov. Chris Sununu’s school safety task force, which was explicitly directed to avoid gun safety issues.
Education
About the Immigrant Children Shelter Map
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Chances are good that there is one near you. Plug in your ZIP code and check here.
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Report Lists 59 Ways to Keep New Hampshire Schools Safe
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A 24 hour anonymous tip line for students, teachers and parents
A one stop resource center for schools
A school based “See Something Say Something” campaign
Expanding Mental Health Resources
Education
Free Youth Leadership Training for Haverhill/Woodsville Students
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Haverhill/Woodsville Middle & High School students are invited to enroll in an exciting youth leadership training opportunity this summer with the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America.
Education
Make Assessment Results Part Of Your NH Summer Plans
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Parents and guardians of students in grades 3-8 should ask for printed copies of reports soon.
Education
Volunteers Needed for 9th Annual Sunrise Ascent on Mt. Washington
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This unique event is a fundraiser for the Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country (ASPNC). Adaptive Sports Partners provides over 20 different sport, recreation and wellness activities for people of all ages and any ability.
Worsening Inequities in New Hampshire School Funding
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The state of New Hampshire has a duty to provide a constitutionally “adequate” education to all of the state’s children. Is a new lawsuit needed to make it happen?