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Educational Institutions

Empowering Success Through a Comprehensive Education System

New Hampshire offers a robust and diverse educational system, providing quality learning opportunities across all levels, from primary through post-secondary education.

The wide variety of schools throughout the state are committed to fostering academic excellence in welcoming, community-driven environments.

Whether pursuing a degree, technical certification, or lifelong learning, New Hampshire’s education system equips students with the tools and knowledge needed to be successful in an increasingly dynamic world.

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The New Hampshire Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) work to improve health care and access to health care, particularly in rural and underserved areas, by enhancing the health and public health workforce of the state.

Destination College, hosted by Granite Edvance, is a free annual statewide college planning event held each spring for New Hampshire high school juniors and their families. Attendees can participate in a variety of free college planning workshops, learn tips about the college application process from experts in the field, attend a college fair and more!

Career and Technical Education (CTE) provides middle and high school students with the opportunity to explore various career fields while gaining hands-on technical training that prepares them for both college and the workforce.

CTE programs play a key role in cultivating the health care workforce talent New Hampshire companies need to thrive and expand.

Mission Statement

“The New Hampshire Department of Education advances learner-centered opportunities that create bright futures.”

The Latest

New Hampshire’s high ‘National Report Card’ scores hailed as good news post-pandemic

New Hampshire is in the top 10% of states when it comes to fourth-grade and eighth-grade reading, according to the latest National Assessment of Educational Progress report, released Wednesday.

USNH, NH community colleges create 100 pathways to degrees

New Hampshire’s public higher education systems have created more than 100 direct pathways designed to help students move smoothly from associate degree programs offered by New Hampshire’s community colleges to bachelor’s degree programs offered by the University System of New Hampshire.

Private college offers free tuition to New Hampshire state residents with family income under $100K

Attending a private college in New Hampshire just became a lot cheaper for several state residents.

What’s in New Hampshire’s new minimum public school standards

Known as the “minimum standards for public school approval,” the rules govern virtually every aspect of public school administration, from class sizes to curriculum requirements. They must be updated every 10 years or they will expire.

How New Hampshire families are spending their Education Freedom Account dollars

The contents of the three floor-to-ceiling bookshelves that line the corners of Kristen LeGeyt’s Concord home have steadily multiplied since she and her husband pulled their oldest son, Bryce, out of Beaver Meadow School in 2018.

Have you been considering a career in health care or expanding the skills you already have?

Our Financial Support database is a great resource with various financial supports, including scholarships, state programs, and loan repayment programs, to help individuals pursue careers in health care or upskill what they’re already doing.

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