Concord Monitor
Many worry universal open enrollment will exclude students with disabilities
In Wisconsin, school districts last year rejected open enrollment applications from students with disabilities at twice the rate of other students. In Nebraska, dozens of school districts exclusively…
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4mGranite Geek: Talking about A.I. at Science Cafe
A Science Cafe event discussing artificial intelligence is scheduled for Tuesday, September 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Litherman's Limited brewery in Concord.
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4mField of Concord school board incumbents unclear; filing period runs Sept. 4 - 14
With the filing period opening to run for school board seats in Concord, two of the three incumbents aren’t sure if they will seek another term. Brenda Hastings, a longtime former teacher at Broken Ground, has said for months that she wouldn’t run for a third, three-year term on the board. She’s now reconsidering. Jessica […]
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4mNH job picture improves, but challenges remain, study finds
A study by the New Hampshire Fiscal Institute found that while the state's nonfarm employment grew by 1.1% this year, wages have failed to keep pace with inflation and productivity, and rising costs like housing and childcare threaten future labor force growth.
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3mManchester airport joins Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport has joined the global Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network to support passengers with non-visible disabilities.
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5mCrimson Tide shows grit in narrow, 31-28, season-opening loss to Jaguars
Windham defeated Concord 31-28 in a close home opener on Friday night after a late interception ended Concord's hopes of a comeback victory.