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How a rural NH school turned around its reading scores
Children who don’t read proficiently by the end of third grade are four times more likely to leave high school without a diploma, according to an Annie E. Casey Foundation study. And nationally,…
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5mRuling sets up potential battle of experts in trial of man accused of shooting Palestinian students in Burlington
A Vermont judge denied a defense request to bar a prosecution expert from testifying in the trial of Jason Eaton, a man accused of attempting to murder three Palestinian college students in 2023.
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7mNH town in talks to become site of new data center
Granite Shore Power has requested to discuss connecting a 350-megawatt project to the power grid in Bow, New Hampshire, amid growing national competition for land to build artificial intelligence data centers.
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5mStudents explore STEM skills at Claremont technical center camp
Students attended a one-week manufacturing camp at the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center in early July to learn skills such as 3D printing, drone operation, and mechanical engineering through projects like building mousetrap cars.
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5mNorwich youth have fun at play-based mountain bike camp
A week-long beginner mountain bike camp led by instructor Jane LeMasurier used play-based activities and games to teach nine young children bike handling skills at Huntley Meadow Athletic Fields in Norwich.
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5mHartford tech center hosts girls' computer camp to boost STEM interest
Nine girls attended a computer camp at the Hartford Area Career and Technology Center in late June to learn programming skills using microbits and explore career opportunities in technology.