(Hours 2a,b) Rich talked to the listeners about last night’s Manchester Board of School Committee. He spoke about Manchester School District Superintendent Bolgen Vargas’s attempts to come up with unified...
Read MoreYou would think that after many parents in New Hampshire have refused to let their children take the standardize test, school administrators would lighten up a bit and stop bullying and misleading parents. I do have to mention...
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(Hours 1b,c) Rich talked to Jimmy Lehoux, who is a Ward 8 candidate for a seat on the Manchester...
Read MoreGovernor Christopher Sununu and Attorney General Gordon MacDonald announced that state Drug Czar James Vara, technically the Governor’s Advisor on Addiction and Behavioral Health, will serve as MacDonald’s chief of staff in the...
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(Hours 2a,b,3a,b) After conveying listener feedback concerning the opt out movement’s impact...
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(Hour 3b) Rich talked to Kimberly Morin of NH Political Buzz for Politically Buzzed. She...
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(Hours 3b,c) Rich spoke to Ann Marie Banfield, Education Liaison at Cornerstone...
Read More(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...
Read MoreAuburn set to vote, Manchester School District announces public hearing, finally, parents seek clarity on Right to Refuse state assessments, Cardinal that challenged Pope Francis on the way to NH, Loeb school announces Tell Your Family’s Story class and OOOHHH sooo much more!
Read More(Hours 3b,c) We were joined by Sid Glassner, Senior Fellow with the New England Society for the Study of Education, for Is Our Children Learning. He kicked off the segment by talking with Rich about the passing of Dr. Julianne...
Read MoreProfessor Morna McDermott of Towson State University, a leader in the National Opt-Out movement, joined Sid today in a lively discussion about opting out of high-stakes standardized tests, the new Every Student Succeeds Act,...
Read MoreOne hundred thousand six hundred thirty nine. That’s how many votes Donald J. Trump officially received in Tuesday’s primary. The vote tally gave Trump thirty five point six percent of the record two hundred eighty two...
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