National Average Teacher Salary Down 4.5%
By Cindy Long Amber McCoy, a fourth grade teacher at Kellogg Elementary in Huntington, West Virginia, has 16 years’ experience under her belt, but still makes just $44,000 a year. […]
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California Casualty has Funds for Public School Music and Art Programs
There is new help for school music, art and performance programs. California Casualty has introduced the Music and Arts Grants to help pay for art materials, music and other necessities. […]
LIVE FROM STUDIO D: Education Funding in the Granite State
The Exchange, New Hampshire Public Radio’s daily news talk show, will host a live discussion about how our state funds education, and the challenges of providing adequate aid for local […]
For ESPs, Being the Best for Students Requires Continuous Learning
It’s common knowledge amongst educators that professional development for education support professionals (ESPs) is largely non-existent or irrelevant, if offered at all. Whether five or 20 years on the job, […]
Dynamic Duo – Helping Rural NH Meet its Education Needs
Written By: Beth Fornauf | UNH Department of Education | beth.fornauf@unh.edu When Kayla Croteau earned her M.Ed. in secondary education from the University in 2015, she never imagined that she […]
Manchester Education Association Committed to Students and Members
Recent confusion regarding status of negotiations the result of a series of misunderstandings and miscommunication. CONCORD, NH – April 10, 2019 – The Manchester Education Association remains committed to maintaining a quality […]