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The second day of a contentious House session ended Thursday with an hour-long discussion about two remonstrances – or grievances – submitted to the House.
Jeremy Hitchcock: It is time for me to step down from the board and transition this process into the capable hands of my fellow trustees.
University of New Hampshire staffers who work directly with students benefited from COVID-19 vaccinations that were about to expire on Wednesday, according to Paul Dean, chief of the University’s police department.
New Hampshire is one of only a handful of states that are requiring in-person learning right now.
For the behavioral health and psychological wellbeing of the state’s children, Gov. Chris Sununu said at his Thursday news conference that he will issue an executive order requiring school districts to return them to classrooms for at least two days a week starting March 8.
After some heated discussion the day before, the House Education Committee Thursday found unanimity on a bill establishing school choice.
A bill allowing parents to use state education money to provide alternative educational opportunities for their children has been slimmed down as Republicans try to pass one of their legislative priorities.
State health and education officials are panning the Centers for Disease Control’s latest guidance for opening schools for in-person instruction, saying the new federal recommendations would hold New Hampshire schools back.