41. New Hampshire School Administrators Association The mission of NHSAA is to be a credible and compelling voice of educational leadershipin new hampshire in advocating and promoting quality education for all http://www.nhsaa.org/

42. ETS Provides Guidance On Teacher Certification Issues For New Hampshire Board Of ETS news. Contact Tom Ewing 609734-1615 tewing@ets.org ETS Provides Guidanceon Teacher Certification Issues for new hampshire Board of education. http://www.ets.org/news/04041301.html

@import "../rsc_corp/css/default.css"; /* @import "../rsc_corp/css/twocolumns.css"; */ @import "../rsc_corp/css/rightcontent.css"; @import "../rsc_corp/css/leftcontent.css"; @import "../rsc_corp/css/print.css" print; ETS News Contact: Tom Ewing: 609-734-1615 tewing@ets.org ETS Provides Guidance on Teacher Certification Issues for New Hampshire Board of Education Testing Experts Counsel Against Using Unsound, Unproven Alternative Test Princeton, N.J. (April 13, 2004) In written comments requested by the New Hampshire State Board of Education and delivered today, Patricia McAllister, ETS's Executive Director of Public Affairs, said ETS's PRAXIS licensure tests, currently used as part of New Hampshire's licensure process, are a better alternative than an American Board for the Certification of Teacher Education (ABCTE) exam under consideration by the board as a means of certifying teachers who take a nontraditional or alternate route to the classroom. "Unlike PRAXIS, the ABCTE test is under development and has not been used to license a single teacher in the United States," McAllister wrote. "Little information is publicly available about this test. The ABCTE test would permit someone who passes an unknown, untried and unproven test, to walk into a classroom and teach students with no preparation or experience in actual teaching skills." In response to the board's effort to certify teachers through alternate routes, ETS noted that the

43. Statement By Educational Testing Service Before The New Hampshire State Board Of Statement by educational Testing Service before the new hampshire State Boardof education. ETS news. Contact Tom Ewing 609734-1615 tewing@ets.org http://www.ets.org/news/04031701.html

@import "../rsc_corp/css/default.css"; /* @import "../rsc_corp/css/twocolumns.css"; */ @import "../rsc_corp/css/rightcontent.css"; @import "../rsc_corp/css/leftcontent.css"; @import "../rsc_corp/css/print.css" print; ETS News Contact: Tom Ewing: 609-734-1615 tewing@ets.org Statement by Educational Testing Service before the New Hampshire State Board of Education Princeton, N.J. (March 17, 2004) ETS is proud to provide its teacher licensure test, the Praxis Series, in New Hampshire. We are committed to working with state policy-makers and educators to address the critical teacher shortage and to achieving the goal of having a highly qualified teacher in every classroom. New Hampshire currently provides five alternate routes for entry into the teaching profession including a demonstration of competence by passing the Praxis I and II assessments. In Alternative 3 which includes both written examination and oral review, candidates may request teaching certificates on the basis of demonstrated competencies and equivalent experiences. Alternative route 3 currently allows certification of candidates with national certificates including the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) (which uses the Praxis) and the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS), a voluntary certification program to certify accomplished teachers. The tests used in both these national programs are known quantities, of high quality, and have been proven to work. Today, the Board is considering adoption of another test under alternative 3 B, the federally sponsored ABCTE. This test is funded entirely by the U.S. federal government under the auspices of the No Child Left Behind Act. Unlike Praxis and the NBPTS, the ABCTE test is under development and has not been used by one state to certify one single teacher. The ABCTE test would permit someone who passes an unknown test to walk into a classroom and teach students with no preparation or experience in actual teaching skills. We think New Hampshire students deserve better.

44. New Hampshire Politics: Fogg V. Board Of Education much weight to the interests of education in general the expense does not justifythe board in refusing new hampshire Politics, PO Box 1120 Merrimack, NH 03054. http://www.mainstream.com/nhpolitics/fogg.shtml

76 N.H. 296 Grafton, Jan. 2, 1912. PETITION for mandamus , to compel the defendants to furnish some means of transporting him to one of the schools maintained in the district. Transferred from the may term, 1911, of the superior court by Pike, J., on the plaintiff's exception to the dismissal of the petition. The plaintiff lives four and one fifth miles from the nearest school, and the defendants decline to convey his son, who is about nine years old. There is but one other scholar in that locality, and she lives upon a different road. If the board were to furnish transportation for the plaintiff's boy, it would be for his benefit alone. It is impracticable to maintain a school in the plaintiff's district, and the board cannot furnish the transportation desired for any reasonable expense, or without the expenditure of funds wholly out of proportion to the amount which could properly be expended per scholar in the district, thereby depriving many other scholars of the advantages they now have. Edward J. Cummings

45. New Hampshire An in 1919, the State Board of education was organized. Some of new hampshire scustoms are the First Primary Election, The new hampshire Gazette, (which is http://www2.lhric.org/pocantico/usa99/nh.htm

New Hampshire by Cathy Do you know of a rock ledge in the shape of a man's face? In New Hampshire, they call it the "Old Man of the Mountain". New Hampshire is a New England state in the northeastern part of the United States. New Hampshire is a very closely packed in by other states. Massachusettes is in the south, Vermont in the west, Canada in the north and northwest. Maine closes in on New Hampshire in the east. New Hampshire's climate is varied because it is so near to both mountains and the ocean. New Hampshire is ranked 44 th in size, only 9,307 square miles. Puny compared to Mississippi's 48,454 square miles. New Hampshire's population is about 7,945,298 people. The capital is Concord, and NH's biggest cities are Nashua, Manchester, and Portsmouth. Other main cities are Salem, Dover, Rochester, and Keene. New Hampshire' s land-forms are low rolling coast followed by countless hills and mountains rising out of a central plateau, and 5,021,000 acres of forest. Some interesting facts are: There are only 10 counties. NH 's highest point is 6,208

46. Gay Lesbian And Straight Education Network Southwest New Hampshire Southwest new hampshire. Gay, Lesbian and Straight education Network PO Box 25 Temple,NH a fully accredited chapter, and we welcome new Board of Directors http://www.jlc.net/~rwright/pages/GLSENSWNH.html

Southwest New Hampshire Our Mission and Recent Events Upcoming Events Membership Information Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network PO Box 25 Temple, NH 03084 culliton@spam.jlc.net (preferred address) glsenswnh@yahoo.com (if you can't get through to the one above) We have recently become a fully accredited chapter , and we welcome new Board of Directors member Andrea Eshelman ! James Cressey is now officially our Chapter Secretary. Our board is in great shape, and our membership is growing monthly. We'd like to thank all of you who have attended our programs in the Keene area. In April, we are hoping to take the show on the road to the GLSEN Boston Conference. We have submitted proposals for both an inclusive English Curriculum workshop and a round table discussion on rural collaboration and networking. Even if we are not invited to give these, workshops, several of us are planning on going down to the April 3 conference. For registration info, click here Remember, we're always looking for new volunteers, even those who can commit only on an occasional basis, in order both for long-time members not to become burned out and for the organization to become infused with new ideas and energy. The more people are involved in helping GLSEN with our mission of ending anti-lgbt bias on K-12 education, the better a resource we can be in the following arenas: providing teachers who are struggling to create a safe learning environment with the ability to contact us through the National website

47. New Hampshire the new hampshire School Administrators Association, new hampshire School BoardsAssociation, and the state branch of the National education Association; and http://www.heritage.org/Research/Education/Schools/new_hampshire.cfm

site map help contact us The Heritage Foundation ... School Choice 2003 New Hampshire Policy Archive: view by date Policy Archive: view by issue ... Return Home NEW HAMPSHIRE State Profile (Updated April 2004) School Choice Status Public school choice: Intradistrict and interdistrict/voluntary State constitution: Blaine amendment and compelled-support language Charter school law: Established 1995 Strength of law: Weak Number of charter schools in operation (fall 2002): Number of students enrolled (fall 2002): Publicly funded private school choice: No Privately funded school choice: Yes Home-school law: Moderate regulation Ranking on the Education Freedom Index (2001): 17th out of 50 states K-12 Public Schools and Students (2001-2002) Public school enrollment: 211,429 Students enrolled per teacher: 15.1 Number of schools (2000-2001): 524 Number of districts: 177 Current expenditures: $1,675,871,000 Current per-pupil expenditure: $7,926 Amount of revenue from the federal government: 5.1% K-12 Public School Teachers (2001-2002) Number of teachers: 13,990 Average salary: $38,911

48. New Hampshire new hampshire Board of Hearing Care Providers (includes Audiologists) AttentionKayla Heron 8 of education NOTE Equivalent shall mean proof of a minimum of http://www.asha.org/about/legislation-advocacy/state/associations/newhampshire.h

@import url( /styles/importmenuA.css ); Skip to: content navigation Our site's pages are optimized for Web browsing software that supports current Web standards, as established by the World Wide Web Consortium (http://www.w3c.org/) . Content is accessible from older or less standards-compliant technologies, but its presentation will not be identical to visitors with standards-compliant software. Read more on our site's changes and accessiblity. My Account Find a Professional Shop Logged in as: Guest Login Search for: ADVANCED SEARCH Home About ASHA State Policy ... State Associations New Hampshire Legislation Information State Association Contacts Characteristics of Licensure State Gateway to Action: Guide to the New Hampshire Legislature State Home Page: http://www.state.nh.us/ State Association Information Contact Information: New Hampshire Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Inc. P.O. Box 1538 Concord, NH 03302-1538 Contact: Nancy Hood Phone: 603-528-3463 Fax: 603-528-3463 President: Laura Darling Phone: 603-783-9091 Email: ladarling@attbi.com

49. CQ Vol. 29, #3 - Medicaid New Hampshire Style In new hampshire there is a reliance on State Department of Educationcredentialing as well as other governmental licensing boards. http://www.nasponline.org/publications/cq293medicaid_nh.html

NASP , Vol. 29, #3 November 2000 Medicaid New Hampshire Style by Peter Whelley, NCSP The Medicaid to Schools Program in New Hampshire allows school districts to enroll as Medicaid providers in a similar fashion as hospitals, Visiting Nurse Associates and other providers, such as physicians. Those children eligible for services under this plan must first be eligible for Medicaid and secondly have an existing IEP. When both of these conditions are met the child is eligible for Medicaid services as outlined or called for in the IEP. Some examples of the kinds of services that can be provided under this plan are: Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy, Mental Health Services, Psychological Services, Psychiatric Services and Nursing Services, to mention only a few. The legislation in New Hampshire has attempted to be very broad with the desire to include as many services as possible. Who is qualified to perform or deliver these services? In the case of psychological services in New Hampshire, there is a specific inclusion of school psychologists as qualified providers due to their certification through the Department of Education certification process. Private practitioners who are licensed in the state are also approved providers. Each of the service disciplines has specific professional qualifications. In New Hampshire there is a reliance on State Department of Education credentialing as well as other governmental licensing Boards.

50. The NHHEAF Network - Press Release - NHHEAF Network Organizations Announce New B We are grateful to all of our board members for advocates for increased qualityand investment in new hampshire’s higher education,” continued Drouin. http://www.nhheaf.org/press/2004/p_040226.htm

Noteworthy Student / Parent Adult Learner Guidance ... Administration The NHHEAF Network Press Release NHHEAF Network Organizations Announce New Board Members (Concord, N.H.) The New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation (NHHEAF) Network is pleased to announce that it recently appointed Dr. William G. Simonton, Commissioner of the NH Community Technical College System; Harvey D. Hill, Publisher and Owner of Eagle Publications, Inc.; and Julie L. Dolan, Associate Vice President for Fiscal Affairs at Dartmouth College to two of its three Boards of Trustees. Dr. William G. Simonton The NH Higher Education Loan Corporation (NHHELCO) appointed two new members to its board. Julie L. Dolan served as a Budget Analyst at the University of Pennsylvania in the late 1980s. She spent six years at Tufts University as Senior Financial Analyst, Manager of Financial Analysis, and as Assistant Director of Financial Planning. She then became the Assistant Dean Harvey Hill , businessman, is currently publisher and owner of Eagle Publications. Early in his career, Hill served as a founder of Whitney-Blake, a coiled cord company with plants in Vermont and Mexico. He co-founded Aviator Footwear, and later co-founded 1 Mind Corporation, a software company that was later sold to Pegasystems, Inc. Hill held various financial positions for Bemis Company, and in 1978 acquired the specialty paper mills from Bemis, forming CPM, Inc. He sold the company in 1995. Hill has served his community in numerous capacities. He once served as a School Board member for the City of Claremont and the Town of Unity. He served as a Board member and chair of the Charlestown Economic Development Authority and was a City of Claremont Chamber of Commerce member, to name a few. Hill and his wife reside in Charlestown. NH.

51. The NHHEAF Network - Press Release - NHHEAF Announces New Board Members new hampshire Higher education Assistance Foundation Announces new Board Membersul Concord, NHÂ The new hampshire Higher education Assistance Foundation http://www.nhheaf.org/press/2003/p_030224.htm

Noteworthy Student / Parent Adult Learner Guidance ... Administration The NHHEAF Network Press Releases New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation Announces New Board Members ul> Concord, N.H Â The New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation (NHHEAF), recently appointed three higher education professionals to its board of trustees: Todd Emmons, Vice President of Finance and Operations at Daniel Webster College; Joseph Fagan, Vice President for Finance and Administration at Rivier College; and Sue Jacobs, Director of Financial Aid at the NH Community Technical College, Berlin-Laconia. Joseph A. Fagan, a resident of Amherst, has served as Vice President for Finance and Administration at Rivier College since 1985. Prior to assuming his current position, Mr. Fagan served as Director of Finance at Wheaton College, Massachusetts. Mr. Fagan holds a B.S. degree in Accounting and a Masters of Science degree in Taxation from Bryant College, and an MBA from Rivier College. Fagan is a CPA and a member of the National (NACUBO) and the Eastern (EACUBO) Association of College and University Business Officers. NHHEAF Appoints New Board Members Sue Jacobs has served at the Laconia campus of the NH Community Technical College since 1984. In addition to her role as a NHHEAF board member, Jacobs currently serves as President of the NH Association of Financial Aid Administrators, and as a State Representative for the Eastern Association of Financial Aid Administrators (EASFAA) Council. She is also a trustee of the Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation. Mrs. Jacobs has been in the business of administering federal financial aid and promoting higher education to students for 25 years. She and her husband have lived in the Lakes Region since 1978 and both are New Hampshire natives.

52. New Hampshire Psychological Association rules promulgated by the new hampshire Board of Mental Health 500 of the new hampshireCode of renewal, reinstatement, continuing education, collaboration, and http://www.nhpaonline.org/workshop0604042.htm

Home About NHPA Public Resources Legislative Center ... Members The New Hampshire Psychological Association Presents... Special Update: Evolving Requirements for Board-Compliant Mental Health Practice Location: UNH-Manchester 400 Commercial Street Manchester, NH Date: Friday, June 4, 2004 Time: Credits: 3 CE credits (ETHICS) Register For this Workshop In 2002, long-awaited administrative rules promulgated by the New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Practice (BMHP) went into effect, with predictably substantial and lasting impact on the daily activities of all licensed providers. This presentation will survey selected aspects of Chapters Mhp 300 through 500 of the New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules, with particular emphasis on the latest version of the "Mental Health Bill of Rights" and an additional review of BMHP statements concerning "joint custody" arrangements. Attendees are encouraged to bring questions about the application of BMHP rules to situations involving initial licensure, renewal, reinstatement, continuing education, collaboration, and ethical and professional standards and responsibilities. Presenters: David Wolowitz, J.D.

53. State Support And Incentives Links new hampshire Department of education Website For a complete List of NationalBoard Certified Teachers, visit our directory of NBCTs Assessment Center http://www.nbpts.org/about/stateinfo.cfm?state=New Hampshire

54. The Union Leader And New Hampshire Sunday News - 10-Jun-04 - State Education Pan Comcast. CONCORD — The state Board of education has urged defeat of a schoolvoucher bill that comes before the new hampshire Senate tomorrow. http://www.theunionleader.com/articles_showa.html?article=37139

55. NHSpyGlass.com of Portsmouth is lobbying against the most recent state education funding proposal yearsas chairman of the University System of new hampshire Board of Trustees http://www.nhspyglass.com/

Thursday June 10 last updated 09:23 Make The NHSpyglass Your Home Page Arnie Arnesen Bob Baines Charles Bass Craig Benson ... NH Political Calendar Upcoming Political Events Help Wanted Politics Related Paid and Volunteer Who Are My Elected Officials? Today's Legislative Calendar THURSDAY, JUNE 10 NH House of Representatives COMMISSION TO STUDY THE CREATION OF AN INTEGRATED CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEM (HB 64, Chapter 24:2, Laws of 2003), Room 204, LOB 6:00-8:00 p.m. Public hearing to provide members of the public with an opportunity to state their views concerning security of, privacy of, and access to, information that may be exchanged electronically among criminal justice system participants. NH Senate INTEGRATED CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEM AND PRIVACY, SECURITY AND

56. Weil Publishing New Hampshire VCL Postsecondary education Commission Public Employees Labor Relations Board RegionalCommunityTechnical Colleges, Department of new hampshire Retirement System http://www.weilpublishing.com/category/vc_ac_nh.html

57. New Hampshire SentinelSource - Doing The Right Thing Has Brought A task force of the State Board of education recently called on new hampshire scongressional delegation to get the full promised allotment from Washington. http://www1.keenesentinel.com/specialreports/specialed/6doing.htm

58. Higher Education Partnership Links Office of Public Instruction, Montana Board of Regents. Nevada State Department ofeducation, University and new hampshire, new hampshire Department of education, http://www.higheredpartners.org/links.html

HIGHER EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP INTERNET LINKS AND RESOURCES HIGHER EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP - Home Page HIGHER EDUCATION LEADERSHIP POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE Links to Other Education Resources Academe Today (The Chronicle of Higher Education) Academe This Week (The Chronicle of Higher Education) Alabama State Treasury Prepaid Affordable College Tuition (PACT) Program Southern Regional Education Board ... U. S. Department of Education Links to Other States' Education and Higher Education Agencies State State Education Department State Higher Education Agency Alabama Alabama State Department of Education Alabama Commission for Higher Education Alaska Alaska Department of Education University of Alaska Board of Regents Arizona Arizona Department of Education Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education Arkansas Arkansas State Department of Education Arkansas Institutions of Higher Education California California Department of Education - Goldmine California Postsecondary Education Commission Colorado Colorado Department of Education Colorado Commission on Higher Education Connecticut Connecticut State Education Department Board of Governors for Higher Education Delaware Delaware State Department of Education Delaware Higher Education Commission Washington D.C

59. State Agencies At Business.com Resources Promotes art and art education in the promote cultural resources in theState of new hampshire. Dental Examiners, Board of Regulates the practice of http://www.business.com/directory/government_and_trade/by_country/united_states/

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60. 2002 - NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION "INDIAN" MASCOT RESOLUTION NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that the new hampshire Board of education endorsesthe elimination of the use of Indian sports mascots and encourages all http://aistm.org/2002.nh.state.ed.htm

NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the New Hampshire State Board of Education is aware that various Native American organizations, state and local officials, and private citizens, find the use of Native American mascots and symbols within our public schools to be offensive; and WHEREAS, the use of Native American symbols as mascots, logos and sport team nicknames have, in the opinion of the Board, a detrimental affect on the achievement, education, self-concept and self-esteem of American Indian students and sends an improper message to everyone of the true meaning and spirit of being of American Indian heritage; and WHEREAS, several schools in New Hampshire continue to have Indian sports mascots; and WHEREAS, all heritages, cultures, races and religion have the right to be treated with dignity and respect; and WHEREAS, it is important to be culturally sensitive and to educate everyone working within the New Hampshire School Education System, that no matter how well meaning their intentions, that their actions may be offensive and harmful to some and therefore, need to be eliminated; and WHEREAS, the National Indian Education Association, the Society of Indian Psychologists and the US Commission of Civil Rights, have all endorsed the elimination of the use of Indian sports mascots; and

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