As we recognize veterans today, we are reminded that their sacrifice leaves a lasting impact. NHED recently issued two, $2,500 checks to assist orphans of veterans with their college expenses, including books & supplies. We are forever thankful for their service and sacrifice.
STARBASE New Hampshire is this week's Class Act - helping to spark students' interest in science through hands-on projects, interactive learning, and positive experiences in the STEM field. Read all about it at https://t.co/nqiZ9bTwAD
Congratulations to Concord Hospital Health System, Duprey Hospitality, New Hampshire Hospital, St. Vincent de Paul Rehabilitation & Nursing Center & Tractor Supply Co. for their commitment to hiring individuals with disabilities in the workplace. https://t.co/f7OF0dvc6Y
Join our Math in Industry Collaboration Lunch & Learn Virtual Series, where educators and industry partners connect to strengthen math outcomes. Explore the series and register at https://t.co/ZoZ5ue0EeF
It's a Halloween tradition at Windham High School, and these students were in it to win it! Trebuchet Day, which was held yesterday on the campus grounds, allows students to design, build, and test trebuchets - competing against fellow physics students and bragging rights!
This week's Class Act features the Hydroponics and Aquaponics course at Ellis School in Fremont, led by teacher Chris Asbell. The student-driven course brings science and environmental literacy together in a unique and engaging platform. Read more at https://t.co/fugQ2SHwUC
What an incredible time at the NH School Counselor Association's Annual Conference earlier this week! The NH Department of Education and @xellofuture were pleased to join & support this event, celebrating the work that school counselors do every day to empower students!
NHED representatives had the opportunity to tour the Nashua Adult Learning Center this past week, joining Sharon Bonney, CEO of the Coalition on Adult Basic Education (COABE). Adult education is empowering adults with the skills and education they need to achieve their goals.
School safety and violent event incident management training, provided by the National Center for Integrated Emergency Response, is a critical part of preparing our schools to respond to the unexpected. While we hope these skills are never needed, training helps build confidence.
Last week was National School Lunch Week. Schools throughout New Hampshire celebrated the creativity, teamwork, and dedication of their school nutrition professionals, including the North Hampton School District!
NHED's Bureau of Career Development offers a wide variety of professional development and training opportunities. Check out what is in store for the next several weeks! Visit https://t.co/ZoZ5ue0EeF for more details or to register.
This week's Class Act is senior Abinayya Appusamy, who was selected earlier this year as @FIRSTweets Leadership Award Finalist at the New England District Championship - earning recognition for her commitment to inspiring young STEM learners. @NEFIRST Read https://t.co/4tXfAHyk7N
NHED recently offered instructional training for our Bridging the Gap in the 603 initiative. We appreciate the educators who attended the training in an effort to advance literacy outcomes for students & support the implementation of evidence-based literacy practices.
More than 160 educators participated in NHED’s Fourth Annual New Hampshire Assessment and Accountability Conference this week, gaining new insights and strategies for using data to support student achievement and improve teaching and learning. Learn more: https://t.co/pvFPfwL0Ao
Our next Class Act features five New Hampshire schools that have been awarded a Year of the Book grant from the Children's Literacy Foundation. Read more at: https://t.co/NBapN1xLOR