Welcome

The NHDOE is committed to helping students, parents, and educators (including teachers, principals, superintendents, and school communities) meet the educational needs of each student. This site provides a wealth of data and information about the NHDOE's programs, services, and initiatives at the fingertips of every citizen.

Attorney Sarah Browning and Dr. Lynda Thistle-Elliott, both senior staff members of the New Hampshire Department of Education, have an article published in the Education Issue of the Bar Journal titled The Demise of Residency in Public Education.

News
April 22, 2013 Secretary of Education Names 2013 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools and District Sustainability Awardees. Phillips Exeter Academy is among the 14 inaugural honorees of the District Sustainability Award. March 27, 2013 New Hampshire Continues To Have One Of The Lowest Dropout Rates In The Nation March 20, 2013 New Hampshire Chooses New High School Equivalency Test More News...

News

April 22, 2013
Secretary of Education Names 2013 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools and District Sustainability Awardees. Phillips Exeter Academy is among the 14 inaugural honorees of the District Sustainability Award.

March 27, 2013
New Hampshire Continues To Have One Of The Lowest Dropout Rates In The Nation

March 20, 2013
New Hampshire Chooses New High School Equivalency Test

More News...

Spotlight
Niki Kuchipudi, a sophomore at Windham High School, is the New Hampshire winner of the 2013 Teen Video Challenge. Drawn to the Music is a collaborative arts project combining reading classic stories, listening to great music and creating original illustrations in response. Students from 36 schools from all around New Hampshire have submitted more than 3,400 original pieces of art for Drawn to the Music in the first seven years of this collaborative arts project. The College Board released a new study on Common Core and Arts Standards alignment. More Spotlights...

Spotlight

Niki Kuchipudi, a sophomore at Windham High School, is the New Hampshire winner of the 2013 Teen Video Challenge.

Drawn to the Music is a collaborative arts project combining reading classic stories, listening to great music and creating original illustrations in response. Students from 36 schools from all around New Hampshire have submitted more than 3,400 original pieces of art for Drawn to the Music in the first seven years of this collaborative arts project.

The College Board released a new study on Common Core and Arts Standards alignment.

More Spotlights...

Quick Links
	Accountability & Improvement System - ESEA Flexibility/Waiver
	Common Core State Standards
	Education Tax Credit Program (Department of Revenue)
	Effective Teaching (New Hampshire Task Force)
	Key Messages
	News Releases
	Notice of Non-discrimination
	Request for Proposals (RFP)
	School District Calendars
	School Safety Resources
	Special Education
	State Board of Education
	Vocational Rehabilitation

How Do I?
	apply for recertification?
	become certified to teach in NH?
	know who to contact?
	obtain a copy of my GED?
	take advantage of the on-site staff training being offered by NH Vocational Rehabilitation to assist transitioning high school students?
	understand special education?

New Hampshire Department of Education
101 Pleasant Street | Concord, NH | 03301-3494
Telephone: (603) 271-3494 | TDD Access: Relay NH 711