CONCORD — The New Hampshire School Boards Association, the New Hampshire Association of Special Education Administrators, the New Hampshire Association of School Principals, the New Hampshire School Administrators Association, and NEA-New Hampshire published the following open letter to members of the New Hampshire State Board of Education asking them to “oppose the implementation of the proposed ‘Learn Everywhere‘ rules, and instead focus their efforts and resources on expanding the state’s highly effective Extended Learning Opportunity offerings and network.”
Members of each of these organizations have all spoken out in opposition to this plan. The State Board of Education is expected to vote on the final proposal during its June 13 meeting.
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