Among the hundreds of voices Kelsie Eckert hopes to elevate: Marie Louise-Osmont, a Frenchwoman whose diary is one of the major primary sources on Normandy in World War II, and Ku-Baba, a Mesopotamian monarch from 3rd century B.C. READ MORE
The Manchester School District plans to hire three more bilingual liaisons to improve communication with families who don’t speak English. READ MORE
At Henry Wilson Elementary in Manchester, an estimated third of students stayed fully remote for the last year and a half. Now, the hallways and classrooms are full. READ MORE
The census is the government’s attempt to count every person living in the U.S., regardless of citizenship status. It guides major decisions about federal spending and political power. The 2020 census numbers will be used for legislative redistricting and for calculating how the federal government divvies up trillions of dollars for healthcare, social services, transportation, and schools. READ MORE
Summer school is underway in New Hampshire, and many districts say interest in their programs has never been higher. This year, hundreds of kids are enrolled in an intensified version of Manchester’s Summer Learning Academy. READ MORE
The Concord Coalition to End Homelessness is repurposing a historic church on Main Street into an emergency winter shelter and resource center. READ MORE
Early research on the coronavirus in schools and among young people suggests that with proper precautions, classrooms are not the superspreaders that many had feared. READ MORE
Schools in New Hampshire are getting an additional $45 million to help with coronavirus-related expenses. READ MORE
High schools in New Hampshire are now required to grant credit for extracurricular activities approved by the state board of education or a local school board. The program, called ‘Learn Everywhere,’ has been the subject of heated debate for over a year. READ MORE
New Hampshire’s largest teachers’ union says schools should not reopen until the state agrees to reimburse districts for PPE and reopening costs, and districts can ensure there’s a nurse on staff and good air quality in every school building. READ MORE
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