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To stay open, Windham Elementary fought for independence. It closed anyway
On a cold, gray Saturday in March, about a third of all the people living in Windham crammed into the town’s more than 220-year-old white clapboard meetinghouse. One item in particular had driven turnout on this Town Meeting Day: a ballot article that would permanently shutter Windham’s tiny elementary school. It was the third time in three years that the question would be posed to Windham’s 500 residents.
Jennifer Gillis 08-30-24
Superintendent for the Manchester School District Jennifer Gillis stops by the Morning Update to offer an update on the start of the new year and how officials are addressing changes to the attendance standards and cell phone policy. Kris Neilsen from vistNH.gov, shares many Fall activities that will be happening...
Andy Sylvia 08-29-24
Manchester Ink Link reporter Andy Sylvia discusses the ongoing Ward meetings over the past few months and this week’s meeting in Manchester’s Ward 8. Andy also briefly touches on the Manchester High School’s new cell phone policy. More WFEA Morning Update. Superintendent for the Manchester School District...
Report Shows Suspensions Up from Prior Year at HMS
During the correspondence portion of the Aug. 19 Hudson School Board meeting, the School Board discussed the June discipline report for the various different schools across the district. Hudson Superintendent, Dan Moulis, explained that they had a comparison from June 2023 and June 2024, saying that they specifically have “some...
Historically Speaking: The evolution of Exeter’s schools
Three centuries ago, Exeter used a teaching plan called a “moving” school, sharing one teacher between three schools. At the 1727 town meeting, it was “voted that school be kept five months in the (town) schoolhouse and four months at Pickpocket, and three months at Ass Brook.” Within a decade of this vote, the town seems to have stopped the moving school plan and established separate schools, each with its own teacher. The school building on Hampton...
UNH Lacrosse ID Clinic Will Be Held Sept. 29
DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire women's lacrosse program, led by first-year head coach Taylor Bastien, will hold a UNH Lacrosse ID Clinic on Sunday, Sept. 29 at UNH's Tucker Field. The three-hour clinic begins at 11 a.m. and costs $150 per person. This clinic is open...
Southern New Hampshire University selects FOLIO with support from EBSCO
Ipswich, MA -- August 29, 2024. Southern New Hampshire University's (SNHU) Shapiro Library has chosen FOLIO as its new Library Services Platform (LSP) using EBSCO FOLIO Services from EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO). SNHU will also leverage numerous products from EBSCO's Software as a Service (SaaS) Suite, creating a more streamlined experience managing the various workflow solutions SNHU utilizes to maximize its end users' experience.
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