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Education
7 months ago
Federal Investigation Launched Into ConVal School District Over Restroom and Locker Room Policy

Federal officials are investigating the ConVal School District over its locker room policies, following a complaint alleging potential violations of Title IX.

Kids picking up trash
Education
8 months ago
Monadnock United Way Launches Youth Day of Caring Across Region

Students in afterschool programs across the Monadnock Region will lead community service projects throughout April as part of a new Youth Day of Caring initiative.

Education
8 months ago
Stoddard Voters Approve $3.86M School Budget After Lengthy Debate

Stoddard voters approved a $3.86 million school budget after a crowded annual meeting, also backing limited open enrollment while rejecting a plan to shift a trust fund for special education costs.

Education
8 months ago
Cuts to Staff Positions and Programs Seen as Solutions to Jaffrey-Rindge Budget

More than 20 staff positions, a universal pre-kindergarten program and a childcare program for district staff are on the chopping block as SAU 47 looks to make up $1.5 million.

Politics
8 months ago
Cheshire County Town Meeting Elections and Warrant Votes: Several Incumbents Defeated as Voters Weigh Budgets and Local Projects

Voters across Cheshire County cast ballots Tuesday for local offices, school boards and budgets as several races and spending plans drew close attention.

Education
8 months ago
Keene School Board Chair Discusses Budget, Open Enrollment Ahead of Tuesday Vote

Keene Board of Education Chair George Downing discusses the proposed school budget and open enrollment policy during an interview on WKBK’s “Good Morning with Dan Mitchell.”

School supplies
Education
8 months ago
Marlborough Voters Approve School Budget, Amend Open Enrollment Article

Marlborough voters passed a $7.38 million school budget and amended open enrollment limits Tuesday night.

School supplies
Education
8 months ago
Attorney Warns of Major School Funding Shift on WKBK

Attorney Andru Volinsky told listeners on WKBK Radio that a pending appeal could reshape how New Hampshire funds public education.

NH Statehouse
Education
9 months ago
State Appeals Claremont Education Rulings As School Funding Debate Intensifies

New Hampshire asks its Supreme Court to overturn decades-old Claremont rulings as school funding fight and Claremont’s budget crisis continue.

Ribbon cutting at Mt. Caesar Elementary
Education
9 months ago
Mount Caesar Elementary Celebrates Expansion With Community Ribbon Cutting

More than 250 people toured new classrooms, library, cafeteria and gym Tuesday as Mount Caesar Elementary marked completion of its major expansion.