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Water Works annual 4th-grade science fair underway
2019 Water Works third-grade science fairs are underway. READ MORE
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Solving the world’s problems: Nashua mathletes advance to finals in major national competition
Using mathematical modeling, the students had 14 hours in late February to come up with a solution to a real-world issue – substance abuse in the United States. READ MORE
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Letters: The MEA is open to moving forward on a short-term agreement
MEA members, throughout the difficult and complex negotiations, have maintained their dedication, commitment, and professionalism. READ MORE
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Letters: MEA claim of second mediation day ‘false’
I cannot fathom what would lead the MEA to claim that there was a second mediation day scheduled and that the BOSC Negotiations Subcommittee is refusing to attend. This is simply false. I am insulted that this is being suggested by the MEA. As someone who has always stood up for them and been in their corner, I can only say that my feelings are hurt and I am just at a loss for an explanation. READ MORE
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No progress following school district, MEA mediation session
The divide between the Manchester Education Association and the city’s designated negotiation team so far has not been bridged by mediation. A scheduled session held April 9, which had been previously canceled by the district’s negotiation team when the mediator was unable to participate due to illness, ended with no resolution. READ MORE
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Will your preschooler be ready? Get a Head Start on education
Registration is now open for Head Start. READ MORE
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First time in NH history: DOC Granite State High School teacher nominated for Teacher of the Year
The New Hampshire Department of Corrections (NHDOC) is pleased to announce for the first time in its history, a teacher from Granite State High School, located inside the prison walls, is a nominee for the NH Department of Education’s Teacher of the Year 2020. READ MORE
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Bakersville teacher nominated as 2020 Teacher of the Year
Andrew Sims, a fifth-grade teacher at Bakersville Elementary School in Manchester, was nominated for New Hampshire Teacher of the Year for 2020 in a ceremony on April 1, 2019. READ MORE
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Telling Our Stories: ELL students share their journeys through art
More than 50 English Learner students from Manchester High School West and Hillside Middle School shared their stories in art books they worked on over the past three months. The presentation was held at City Hall. READ MORE
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$3.8M grant to enhance early childhood care and education in NH
The grant – Preschool Development Grant Birth through Five, from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families – will help state officials to better understand and build a solid foundation to improve outcomes for children, families, schools, and communities. READ MORE
