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NEA-NH Latest Posts
Open Letter to NH Senators and Reps: Please Support Full-day Kindergarten
Waiting Only Hurts Their Futures Dear NH Representative/Senator On behalf of the 17,000 members of NEA-New Hampshire, I am writing you today to ask you to support the Committee of […]
2017 Excellence In Education Awards Ceremony
NEA-NH President Megan Tuttle presented EDie Awards to the winners of the School Nurse of the Year and one of the four winners of the Presidential Award for Excellence in […]
Betsy DeVos Compares School Choice Critics To ‘Flat-Earthers’
No other name for it. When she says “choice” she means vouchers. And the cuts to pay for them are devastating. Kate Abbey-Lambertz HuffPost•May 23, 2017 Opponents of school choice […]
My Turn: Past Decade Has Seen Big Changes in Education
By TOM RAFFIO For the Monitor Wednesday, May 10, 2017 I’m sorry to leave the State Board of Education but am pleased with what we’ve accomplished over my 10-year term, […]
NEA-NH Presidents Comments to State Board of Education
This morning, NEA-New Hampshire President Megan Tuttle provided the following remarks during the public comment portion of the New Hampshire State Board of Education meeting: Good Morning ladies and gentlemen. My […]
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