GORHAM — After months of discussion and research, an 11-member team that included SAU 20 Superintendent David Backler recommended to the full Gorham-Randolph-Shelburne Cooperative School Board on Jan. 17 that it apply for an Early Childhood Special Education program setting from the N.H. Department of Education.

The effort was begun at the March 2018 annual district meeting when its citizens voted to conduct an early childhood education study.

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