This Year Has to be Different
President’s Message, by Megan Tuttle, NEA-New Hampshire President As the school year begins, I cannot help feeling that this year is very different. The events of this summer have brought headlines […]
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NEA-NH Latest Posts
Preparations Underway to Promote and Defend Public Education in NH
NEA-New Hampshire’s Legislative Agenda and Priorities for the 2018 session For more than 150 years, NEA-New Hampshire has been committed to improving student achievement in New Hampshire public schools, providing […]
This Labor Day, and Every Day, Unions Fight for Real Freedoms for Working People
Unions are critically important in giving educators a voice that allows them to advocate to ensure every student has the opportunity to receive a good education that inspires natural curiosity […]
Healthy Living Series Symposium – Concussions: Risks, Realities, and Reforms
Join us for an important Concussion Symposium Concussions are far more serious than just a bump on the head. Join WMUR Sports Anchor, Jason King, as he moderates our panel […]
Unite Against Hate
Resources for students, educators, and families to address and engage in the national dialogue about racism, hate, and bias in the wake of recent events in Charlottesville. Together we must […]
NEA-NH’s Postcards to the Commissioner Campaign
NEA-NH members wrote postcards to Education Commissioner Edelblut describing how they make a difference every day. Before becoming Commissioner of the Department of Education, Frank Edelblut had never set foot […]
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