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Expanding EFA eligibility compromise reached

CONCORD — Republican legislative leaders reached agreement on a bill to expand income eligibility for parents who send their children to private, alternative public or home-school programs with taxpayer-funded education

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FAFSA issues led to changes in UNH enrollment, financial aid

Problems with the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid have had an effect on enrollment numbers, college officials said.

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Let the horse trading at the State House begin

CONCORD — The horse-trading phase of New Hampshire’s 2024 legislative session arrives Monday as lawmakers try to find common ground on 62 bills that remain in dispute.

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New Hampshire Senate Passes Bill to Allow Hiring of Uncertified Part-Time Teachers

New Hampshire Senate Passes Bill to Allow Hiring of Uncertified Part-Time Teachers
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Bill would allow part-time teachers without a license

CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Senate passed a bill Wednesday that would allow school districts to hire part-time teachers – without the need for a state Board of Education

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