Category Archives: Education

Jon DiPietro seeks release of Tessier Report

Manchester, NH– Jon DiPietro, candidate for school board in Ward 6, submitted a Right to Know request to Manchester Board of School Committee Clerk Maura Leahy today. He is seeking access to documents related to the breach of confidentiality by … Continue reading

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Salem officials investigate reports of threatening video made by high school student

SALEM, N.H. — Salem officials are telling parents not to worry after a Salem High student who had been suspended from school for hateful speech reportedly made a video targeting students last week. Two weeks ago, an unidentified student was … Continue reading

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UNH Students question religious tolerance of academic calendar

There are many students and faculty in the UNH community who have been unable to celebrate Jewish holidays due to an academic calendar that does not grant time off to observe them. This year, Homecoming and Family Weekend will fall … Continue reading

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A Contentious Manchester Board of School Committee Meeting

If anyone doubts that fact is stranger than fiction, let’s take a look at last night’s meetings of the Manchester Board of School Committee. It’s first meeting at five o’clock got off to a contentious start.  At-Large Committee Member Rich Girard challenged the … Continue reading

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Mizzou enrollment falls to lowest level since 2008

Amid ongoing fallout from the protests that rocked campus in 2015, the University of Missouri recently welcomed its smallest student body since 2008. As Campus Reform has repeatedly reported, the embattled university has taken hit after hit, starting with a $32 million budget shortfall … Continue reading

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Campus newspaper disbands editorial board after string of right-leaning opinions

Leaders of the student newspaper at Princeton University have disbanded the publication’s independent editorial board, a move that comes after the group put forth a string of right-leaning opinions, including denouncing the women’s center for its radical feminist agenda and … Continue reading

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N.H. Schools Respond to Allegations of Racist Attacks With Diversity Training, Soul Searching

New Hampshire schools and communities have been doing some serious soul searching after reports of racist incidents in which children were harassed verbally and physically, resulting in neck injuries for one boy after an alleged attempted lynching. Right now, many … Continue reading

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Keno-garten Conflicts On The Concord City Council?

CONCORD, NH — At least two Concord officials could have been – or may, in the future – be in conflict during official discussions about Keno in the city of Concord which has been put up for a vote this … Continue reading

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New Hampshire lawmaker calls college system dysfunctional

“The audit was disturbing when it exposed the dysfunction of the chancellor and his administration,” state Sen. John Reagan, R-Deerfield, said in an email to Watchdog.org. “I am most curious how the Board of Trustees has allowed this to continue. This … Continue reading

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Kanye West Uses N-Word. UNH Sorority Girls Sing it. Ruh-Roh!

This story’s been popping up in news feeds all day but I waited for the perfect reporting perspective before sharing it. Surprise, surprise. A group of Alpha Phi sorority girls at the University of New Hampshire are stirring up controversy, thanks to what probably … Continue reading

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