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Wednesday, December 12, 2018

Leaky school board member confesses, and the horse is still out of the barn

Wednesday, December 12, 2018 Carol Robidoux 0

Tuesday night’s school board meeting took a turn for the dramatic, as it segued from a productive discussion over how to resolve school transportation woes to a suspense-filled whodunnit.
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Local students among those gearing up for Cyber Robotics Coding Competition finals

Tuesday, December 11, 2018 NH Department of Education 0

Student representatives from schools across the state will be challenged to complete advanced coding missions involving virtual, 3-D animated robots, including one Manchester school, Founders Academy charter school. READ MORE

School board approves ‘anonymous election’ process for student representatives

Tuesday, December 11, 2018 Carol Robidoux 0

Student representatives from each of the city’s four high schools will hold anonymous elections to decide which student will act as liaisons between their schools and the school committee. READ MORE

Drug prevention in schools: NH Dept. of Ed, National Guard create groundbreaking alliance

Friday, December 7, 2018 NH Department of Education 0

The Guard’s Counter Drug Task Force and Student Wellness agree to work collaboratively to coach, facilitate, train, and support processes that are known to have the greatest impact on a community’s ability to address substance misuse concerns leveraging military-specific knowledge, and skills. READ MORE

iPlatform Portal aims to enhance transparency, tell NH school stories

Wednesday, December 5, 2018 NH Department of Education 0

The New Hampshire Department of Education this week unveiled a new data reporting system – iPlatform for Education – in an effort to present student, school, district, and state data in a more easily accessible and dynamic way. READ MORE

Racism: The hidden sin that infects us all

Sunday, December 2, 2018 Dr. John D. Rich Jr. 1

If you’re an American, chances are, you’ll find out that you have some racist biases in you that you may not be aware of. READ MORE

Speaker to replace musicians at World Affairs Council event December 3

Friday, November 30, 2018 Laura Aronson 0

News Update: The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire will host a speaker instead of the Apple Hill Chamber music group on December 3 because one of the musicians was injured in an accident. READ MORE

Girard threatened with legal action over student privacy issue

Tuesday, November 27, 2018 Carol Robidoux 3

In the letter sent Monday Hewes requested Girard remove all posts on his website and social media accounts where there was discussion of Rachel Phelan and her article. READ MORE

City’s truancy policy heading back to the drawing board

Tuesday, November 27, 2018 Andrew Sylvia 0

School board members were in complete agreement that the current punitive policy is counterproductive READ MORE

Five key roll call votes from Monday’s BOSC meeting

Tuesday, November 27, 2018 Andrew Sylvia 1

The Board of School Committee took five lengthy discussions into roll call votes on Monday, including a roll call vote on roll call votes. READ MORE