Chris Sununu
Education Turns180 Degrees in a Matter of Months
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If you doubt elections have consequences, just look up the bills before the House Education Committee this week.
<ynne Ober
Federal Charter School Grant Approved After a Year’s Delay
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The first installment of the $46 million federal Department of Education grant, $10.1 million, was accepted on a 7-3 vote, not surprisingly down party lines.
Education
Near Unanimous Support for Education Funding Change
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On a near unanimous vote, the Commission to Study School Funding approved its final report Monday containing a series of findings and recommendations to fundamentally change the state’s education funding system.
Education
Plymouth’s Got Talent: Does Everyone Here Play Guitar, Dance or Own a Singing Dog?
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This year Rotary Club members put their heads together and came up with this alternative Plymouth’s Got Talent contest online fundraiser.
Education
Podcast: Edelblut Details New Program To Help Save on College
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New Hampshire education commissioner Frank Edelblut previews a statewide program to help high school students earn college credits. Founders of Modern States talk about the program and its value with Roger Wood.
Five Weeks To Make NH Lawmakers Work For You
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Who’s going to hold the candidates’ feet to the fire?
2016 election
The politics behind your college and how you pay for it
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The student loan industry is a major player in money in politics, but was not as active in 2016 as it has been in the past. For the 2016 election cycle, student loan companies gave just over $982,000 in contributions to federal candidates, parties and outside groups. The industry reported more than $1 million in contributions for both the 2014 and 2012 cycles.
Education
Roger Wood Podcast: Making College Debt-Free
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NH lawmaker to file legislation to make college debt-free.