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  1. Launching a “Leaning Into Literacy” initiative
    CONCORD, NH — The New Hampshire Department of Education is excited to announce the launch of its new Leaning Into Literacy initiative, which aims to advance reading skills among New Hampshire youth.&n
    https://www.education.nh.gov/news/launching-leaning-literacy-initiative
  2. Educational Technology and Digital Literacy
    Among the many responsibilities, New Hampshire Educational Technology helps to oversee the State Title IV-A Program, offers guidance and resources for educators, schools, and districts on developing e
    https://www.education.nh.gov/who-we-are/division-of-learner-support/bureau-of-instructional-support/educational-technology-and-digital
  3. Leaning into Literacy with Lexia
    NH Loves Reading All LETRS courses and upcoming courses are now full.  More Information About the LETRS Program Courses Available LETRS for Early Childhood Educators is an 18-week
    https://www.education.nh.gov/partners/leaning-literacy-lexia
  4. Survey aims to explore New Hampshire’s literacy landscape
    CONCORD, NH (March 31, 2025) — Today, the New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED) officially launched New Hampshire’s Literacy Landscape Survey. This important initiative is a key step in the ong
    https://www.education.nh.gov/news-and-media/survey-aims-explore-new-hampshires-literacy-landscape
  5. Leaning Into Literacy with Lexia Learning Systems and Güd Marketing
    CONCORD, NH — Two exciting new initiatives have launched in the Granite State, both designed to improve the love of reading, enhance reading proficiency among New Hampshire youth, and provide educator
    https://www.education.nh.gov/news/leaning-literacy-lexia-learning-systems-and-gud-marketing
  6. New Learn Everywhere program receives support to provide financial literacy instruction, high school credit
    CONCORD, NH — Today, the State Board of Education approved a new Learn Everywhere program that will provide another mechanism for New Hampshire students to obtain their financial literacy requirement
    https://www.education.nh.gov/news/new-learn-everywhere-program-receives-support-provide-financial-literacy-instruction-high-school
  7. Statewide literacy campaign picks up speed as Granite State Olympian Bode Miller joins the team
    CONCORD, NH — The Olympic gold medalist and all-time World Cup champion skier Bode Miller is laying down tracks for others to follow as part of the New Hampshire Department of Education’s ongoing camp
    https://www.education.nh.gov/news-and-media/statewide-literacy-campaign-picks-speed-granite-state-olympian-bode-miller-joins-team
  8. With New Hampshire at the forefront, “Hopeville” inspires hope for stronger literacy skills and improved reading proficiencies
    CONCORD, NH — New Hampshire has emerged as a strong advocate for the Science of Reading, working to provide and train educators with evidence-based practices to ensure that every child is able to read
    https://www.education.nh.gov/news-and-media/new-hampshire-forefront-hopeville-inspires-hope-stronger-literacy-skills-and-improved-reading
  9. Adult Education and Literacy Activity
    AEL Classes Classes improve basic skills in reading, writing and math. Classes to learn English language skills for immigrants and refugees including speaking, listening, writing and reading i
    https://www.education.nh.gov/who-we-are/division-of-learner-support/bureau-of-adult-education/adult-basic-education
  10. Statewide literacy campaign begins with just one word: ‘Read’
    CONCORD, NH — Commissioner Frank Edelblut of the New Hampshire Department of Education on Wednesday kicked off a statewide literacy campaign designed to foster the love of reading and enhance reading
    https://www.education.nh.gov/news/statewide-literacy-campaign-begins-just-one-word-read