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We are dedicated to empowering NH parents and students. That's why during this #SchoolChoiceWeek we hosted THREE school choice fairs, connecting dozens of people in real life, and hundreds online. #NSCWAllStars26
"A father whose nonspeaking son communicates by spelling needed learning materials that fit his child. When existing options fell short, he built his own--and then shared it with other families."
Read about SpellerShip and more in this week's newsletter.
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Students down 16%. Staff down 7%. (2011–12 to 2025–26)
If staffing had fallen with enrollment, schools would have about 2,750 fewer staff today.
Like what you hear? Check out the rest: youtube.com/watch?v=x27kB7KQ…
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Fewer students. More spending. Higher taxes.
Students, not counting charter schools: −22% (2007–08 to 2024–25)
Cost per pupil: +36% after inflation (2007–08 to 2024–25)
Local school property taxes: +31% after inflation (2007–08 to 2025–26)
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This is NH School Facts 2.0.
A completely rebuilt database, with every number from government sources, and every source linked.
Look up your town, district, or SAU for enrollment, spending, property taxes, test scores, and more.
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Merrimack parents: we would love to connect you with supplemental and alternate education options! Check out your options or sign up for a consultation on our website!! @GraniteGrok
The emerging research doesn’t prove that microschools are better than conventional schools. It does show students making expected academic progress while reporting unusually strong feelings of safety, belonging, and connection — and parents who are overwhelmingly satisfied.
That deserves further study. Link below to read more about microschools in NH and let us help you make a connection with a better education for your child!
On the first day of kindergarten, her teacher asked the class to trace letters. My daughter politely asked if she could read instead because she already knew her letters.
The answer was no. The class was tracing letters, so she needed to trace letters too.
Look, I understand that teachers have to manage an entire classroom, but I wonder if this was the first time our daughter learned that school wasn’t going to meet her where she was.
Manchester parents, we are standing back and standing by to help you find a better education for your child.
New Hampshire parents: the people in charge of your child's education can't do math AND they can't teach it. Let's find a better education option, together.
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