NEA-NH Recommends Volinsky for Governor
Volinsky believes as we do that our schools must be safe environments that are funded fairly. July 30, 2020 – CONCORD, NH – Public school students, educators and their families […]
NEA-NH Latest Posts
NEA-NH Releases Principles for Reopening
District plans that include any amount of in-person instruction need to follow these steps before beginning such instruction or allowing staff and students into a school building. July 22, 2020 […]
Governor’s Guidelines Will Not Keep Students Safe
During yesterday’s press briefing, Governor Sununu took a 30-minute victory lap to tout New Hampshire’s impressive COVID-19 results. With charts and graphs he explained where we now stand in the country […]
NEA-NH: There Are Far Too Many ‘Shoulds’ in the School Guidance Document to Keep Our Students and Staff Safe
The Governor’s new document on guidance for school reopening does not go far enough to assure us that schools will be safe for students and staff to return to this […]
NEA-NH Applauds Committee’s Action and Urges Commissioner to Spend Less Time and Effort Diverting Funds from NH’s Neighborhood Schools
Today the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee made the fiscally responsible decision to leave the DeVos charter expansion grant on the table. With all of the uncertainty around what local school […]
NEA-NH Legislative Update: Session Wrap-up
Introduction This legislative session has certainly been one of the strangest and most memorable ones I or anyone else have experienced. The pandemic essentially shut down the New Hampshire legislature […]