Keene High School English language learning teacher Samantha Sintros plays a game with her students where they need to match present tense words to their past-tense versions. The students study a series of cards spread out on a table.

Dual-language immersion: ‘Only a matter of time’ for New Hampshire?

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Manchester West High School student David Chestnut poses for a photo in front of a city mural.

Mind the gap: Educational experiences differ widely between towns

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Like a ‘Dystopian Novel’: violence, apathy on the rise in schools as pandemic wanes

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In rural Virginia, remote schoolwork is powered by the sun

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A tutor works with an inmate at Cheshire County Jail.

With the help of jail tutors, local inmates pursue more positive paths

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A student presents in front of a group.

Giving students voice and choice

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A worker attaches a sign listing COVID-19 restrictions to the door of a building at Plymouth State University.

N.H. college enrollment down amid pandemic

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Student LiQin Hong stands next to a sign for the Keene Community Education center where she attends English classes.

Community ed centers help English learners break the ice(olation)

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A group of students and teachers from Exeter High School sit and talk together in the school hallway.

Exploring race and diversity beyond the classroom

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In pursuit of equity, some schools shift away from ‘leveling’

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Pandemic Parenting: A series examining NH’s child care crisis

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How peer tutoring can transform high school academics

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A group of Keene State College students marches in protest of sexual assault.

Sexual assault is here; it's everywhere

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Keene High Principal James Logan speaks about competency-based education.

Taking measure of a new model: Competency-based education

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