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Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut issued this statement following the party-line vote of the Legislative Fiscal Committee to reject the first round of funding under a federal $46 million public charter school replication grant: 1/5
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Thursday statement of State Board of Education:
"The State Board of Education unanimously supports public charter schools. New Hampshire’s public education system is stronger, and our children are better served, when charter schools are available for students who need them."
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New Hampshire Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut issued the following statement on New Hampshire’s non-public schools:
Across New Hampshire, dedicated educators in more than 130 non-public schools are teaching more than 16,000 students, from pre-school to post-graduate. 1/5
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ONE HUNDRED reasons to homeschool your kids! I like #36 and #37. What about you? fee.org/articles/100-reasons… via @feeonline
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*Only the rich* can afford to live by the best public schools.
*Only the rich* can afford to pay for private schools.
This is why we need #SchoolChoice
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This is why I advocate for parental choice!!
"If you were born in a certain neighborhood, and your only choice is a certain school, and that poor education is actually holding you down, then education might actually not be a ticket to opportunity." news.harvard.edu/gazette/sto…
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Meet CSF Scholar Eric. He told us he dreams of becoming a professional baseball player and that he is very grateful to everyone who donates funds toward his education. #CSFScholar #edchoice #parentpower
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#CharterSchools yield more learning per education dollar 👇👇
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We love #schoolchoice because every child deserves access to the school that fits them best!
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#Schoolchoice means opportunity in education! It means that all children, regardless of their backgrounds, their family income, or their location, get to access the best educational fit for their individual needs.
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Digital Marketing Specialist Jon DiPietro of Manchester makes the case in this video clip that #LearnEverywhere is a program New Hampshire needs. Watch. #NHLearns
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For some reason, the Palm Beach Post would not run this rebuttal to its recent editorial attacking #schoolchoice s'ships. Thx @Fla_Pol for putting it out there. #CancelTheApocalypse
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Giving hope and confidence begins with giving all children an opportunity to access the education that is the right fit for them. Visit nh.scholarshipfund.org/ to find out how we are making a difference and changing the narrative in the lives of hundreds of children each year.
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Not sure if private school choice works? Download our new, in-depth report that looks at more than 140 empirical studies on the topic. We'll be updating it annually with new research. #schoolchoice #k12 #data edchoice.org/research/the-12…
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#LearnEverywhere “is an extremely important effort to allow districts like @mansd_nh to expand and foster the opportunity for learning beyond the walls of the classroom” – Bolgen Vargas, superintendent of SAU 37, in a letter to the state board. education.nh.gov/news/2019/l… #NHLearns
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What is school choice? #Schoolchoice is a chance for all children to access the best educational fit for them, because every child deserves an effective, challenging, and motivating education! Share this #schoolchoice definition.
#leadership #edchat #edleaders #education #edu
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We support #schoolchoice because every child deserves a customized educational experience based on their particular talents and needs. Share the reasons why you support #schoolchoice!
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How a CSF scholarship helped "My youngest son received a scholarship from the ETC scholarship program and it significantly changed him and his outlook on academia and himself. His self-esteem sky-rocketed and he began to smile more." #schoolchoice #NH schoolchoicenh.org/2019/03/1…
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The #NHDOE has more than $158,000 available for blind and visually impaired students in need of resources like educational aids, books, and materials. The money must be used by September. Find out more information on our Facebook site: facebook.com/NHDeptEdu/posts… #NHLearns














