School admins urge public to weigh in on proposed policy changes
Staff reports 8:58 a.m.
CONCORD -- The New Hampshire School Administrators Association sent out a statement on Tuesday, urging educators, parents, guardians, caregivers, and students to share their thoughts about the future of education at one of a series of listening sessions this month. The New Hampshire Department of Education is considering changes to the Minimum Standards for Public School Approval, also known as the Ed 306 rules. These rules establish the standards for New Hampshire public education on topics such as school climate and culture; learning levels; personalized learning plans; competency-based education; assessments; course-level competencies, standards, and frameworks; work study practices; school calendar and instructional hours; extended learning opportunities; and daily physical activity. Frederick Bramante, former Chair of the State Board of Education, is hosting listening sessions across the state in an effort to gain public feedback. Attendees will be able to ask questions and provide commentary vital to the state's review. Announced listening sessions are scheduled as follows:
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