From Our President

As educators, we’ve all seen the shift in schools—students constantly tethered to screens, even during instructional time. New Hampshire’s new bell‑to‑bell cellphone prohibition marks a critical step forward for student learning and well‑being. NEA‑New Hampshire proudly supports this policy because it is grounded in educator experience. Read more from NEA-NH President Megan Tuttle about how educators can be involved in the implementation phase.

Summer is a time for educators to reflect on their successes and rest and recharge for the next school year.

May 5 – 9 marks Teacher Appreciation Week nationwide; an important moment to ensure teachers in our lives know how much they mean to us and our communities. It’s important to show – and tell – our gratitude.

As the 2025 New Hampshire legislative session kicks off, educators are bracing for what could be a pivotal year for our students, our classrooms, and our profession.

The below op-ed authored by NEA-NH President Megan Tuttle was published in The Union Leader, The Concord Monitor, and The Keene Sentinel.