The board unanimously approved having public hearings to discuss ballot questions to attain voter approval for the sale of property assets.
Parents, students, and employees request preservation of art teachers, elementary assistant principals, and Second Start during hearing.
Bow advanced after a close win over Hopkinton in the latest episode of New Hampshire PBS's quiz show.
The community is invited to meet candidate Rebecca Noe during her scheduled visit to the school on Wednesday afternoon.
Teacher: Alternative education students should not be hidden in the high school's basement or have educators who may not care for them.
The two Merrimack County teams will face off in the sixth game of the academic quiz show on Thursday, March 19.
SAU 8 eyes millions in reductions, layoffs; budget lowered by $700K; taxes will still rise $756 on a $400K home; hearings held March 23, 25.
Two Grafton County high school teams will compete in game five of the Granite State Challenge on New Hampshire PBS.
The Patriots defeated the Giants 375-210 in the recent Granite State Challenge match, showcasing strong teamwork and knowledge.
The Giants of Bishop Brady meet the Patriots of Profile High in game three of Granite State Challenge on Thursday on New Hampshire PBS.
The district is seeking community input on a name for the middle school
Tim Herbert was unanimously recommended by a superintendent interview committee earlier this month; community members can meet him Tuesday.
Mark Rubinstein plans to retire before the start of the 2026-27 academic year, while Donnalee Lozeau is the incoming CCSNH board chairwoman.
"Nobody wishes to be the test case, if you will, so I would rather make sure that we're consistently following the law," Ransdell said.
The school board will host a public hearing Monday night to discuss borrowing for a new middle school; specific debt info is still unknown.
Even though no financial schedule or info is available, the SAU 8 school district has booked a hearing on bonding for the Rundlett project.
A request for steering committee members to oversee the sale of the property on Shawmut Street will be made in December.
Through these activities, Concord community college students are learning to work with different personalities, collaborate with volunteers.
Follow-up: The $232 million and $285 million project, the most expensive in New Hampshire history, is expected to break ground in late 2029.
Online, the SAU 8 school board ignores a limited renovation option. Hearing for the quarter of a billion dollar proposal set for Thursday.
The pantry was made possible through the generous support of NH Hunger Solutions, Capital Area Food Access, and the NH Food Bank.
The director of school safety and compliance said the siren test would take place at 8:55 a.m. at the school’s Pleasant Street campus.
Megan Philbrook was selected from more than 100 teachers due to her ability to engage students in learning with curiosity and confidence.
Follow-up: Timothy Herbert says “a few reports” last week have raised concerns in the city, and there are tips to keep your kids safe.
An email Friday afternoon reported a pipe bomb was in the Edward Wolak Library building. The building was evacuated, but no bomb was found.
The awards ceremony focuses on the leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication to sport that exemplifies the NHTI Lynx spirit.
The money could be used to offset new middle school costs; the meeting will be held at 6 p.m. in the central office on Liberty Street.
Students from Bedford, Concord, Manchester, Merrimack, and Nashua were named to the Dean’s List at Concord’s Community College.
Rose Baker has become a trusted figure, guiding students and families safely across the street.
Heather Houle is known for her dedication, kindness and care for the students she drives each day.
Bill is praised for being polite, pleasant, and a joy to see on the way to and from school.
Rose, who serves Concord High and an elementary school, is praised for her cheerful spirit and dedication in all kinds of weather.
Updated: Kathleen Murphy died Tuesday night due to a sudden illness, mere days after being granted a medical leave of absence.
Concord’s Community College invites alumni to celebrate this milestone on Sept. 20 during Homecoming Weekend lunch.
Public safety telecommunicators and dispatchers are elibile to receive reimbursement for the cost of one or more courses per semester.
More than 4,000 U.S. colleges and universities were studied in the 2026 Best Colleges in America, including 25 in New Hampshire.
Kathleen Murphy is scheduled to return to the central office in December; CHS Principal Tim Herbert has been named acting superintendent.
Justine Dube of Lamprey River Elementary, Jennifer McDonald of Gilford High, and Megan Philbrook of Andover Elementary-Middle are finalists.
Saylor DeGeorge’s dedication and positivity make a lasting impact on Mill Brook School’s students.
The Allied Health Living Learning community enables students to collaborate and is open to all on-campus and commuter students.