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Data: Under expanded EFA program, few students switched from public schools
The New Hampshire Education Freedom Account program saw a nearly doubling of enrollment after the income cap was removed, with 87% of students being white and 19% receiving free and reduced lunch,…
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3mOpinion: We cannot forget
In an opinion piece, Michael Bertrand urged citizens to vote in the upcoming Nov. 3 mid-term elections to protect democracy and address issues under the administration of President Donald Trump.
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5mOpinion: Who takes the blame for decisions made in Concord?
Bob Lawliss criticized Republican leadership in Concord for policies including property tax increases, school voucher expansions, and Medicaid cuts.
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5mOpinion: Are we machines?
In an opinion piece, Jean Stimmell argues against the dehumanizing machine metaphor used to justify rapid artificial intelligence development, calling for a return to valuing biological consciousness and ethical reflection.
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5mOpinion: The power of words
Author John Buttrick reflects on the power of language to foster nonviolence following his attendance at a recent festival held on the State House lawn in Concord.
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7mOpinion: Regulation on data centers is common sense for NH's future
Author Rebecca Harned argues that New Hampshire should implement strict regulations and maintain local control over data center development to protect community resources and ensure responsible economic growth.