Ann Marie Banfield and Plymouth State University’s Psychological Profiling
(Hours 3b,c) Rich spoke to Ann Marie Banfield, Education Liaison at Cornerstone...
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Tag: NH House Education Committee
On Air News Read for April 27, 2017
SENATE BILL 1 0 3, “AN ACT limiting food and beverage advertising and marketing on school property,” met a timely demise in the New Hampshire House Education Committee yesterday. The bill, which earned an...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for April 26, 2017
Mental health seems to be on the mind of the state’s political leadership. Governor Christopher Sununu testified in favor of House Bill 4 0 0 yesterday. The bill requires the Department of Health and Human services...
Read MoreDOE Holds Taxpayer Funded Closed-Door Meeting
(Hours 2a,3a) Rich informed the listeners about an invite-only meeting that the State Department of Education organized. He spoke about the intention of the meeting and shared his opinion that any leader that attends...
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Non-academic Surveys and the Illusion of Anonymity [SB320]
I provided the following testimony to the NH House Education Committee regarding SB320. This...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for January 29, 2016
Manchester Fire Chief James Burkush is calling it a career, sort of. After thirty nine years on the job in the Queen City, Burkush will retire the Manchester Fire Department’s big hat so that on May first he can take the...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for January 18, 2016
Controversy rocked the Hampstead School District over the weekend as Superintendent Earl F. Metzler, II issued yet another “no trespass” order against an elected official. This time, it was against Hampstead Budget...
Read MoreSid’s breakdown of the veto of House Bill 603
(Hours 3a,b&c) Sid Glassner, Senior Fellow with the New England Society for the Study of Education, graced us with his presence this morning to answer the question, “Is Our Children Learning.” Sid started his...
Read MoreHB 662 Creates Property Tax Exemption
(Hour 2a) If a charter school rents property from a non tax exempt owner, should the property taxes made be refunded?HB 662 is brought up and how it would allow for more savings to help fund teachers and students but it...
Read MoreEconomic Development in MHT, Teacher Resignation
(Hour 2a) We have good news concerning economic development in Manchester. It is happening! Rich talks about some of the projects that are happening in Manchester including the new Walmart being built. Our focus shifts to a...
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