@EdOptNH

Providing information, support, and connections to NH families to explore education options. 501(c)(3) non-profit. Tax-deductible donations fuel our mission.

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On the first day of kindergarten, her teacher asked the class to trace letters. My daughter politely asked if she could read instead because she already knew her letters. The answer was no. The class was tracing letters, so she needed to trace letters too. Look, I understand that teachers have to manage an entire classroom, but I wonder if this was the first time our daughter learned that school wasn’t going to meet her where she was.
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Loudon parents, looking for a school change? Come out today and connect with a better education for your child
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Manchester parents, we are standing back and standing by to help you find a better education for your child.
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@davec_NHOct 22
These dismal results are what the democrats want to continue, Vote YES on Question 2 and stop the Schools from bankrupting NH for a failing education system. Public schools have become a welfare system for failed educators.
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@EdOptNHOct 21
Replying to @nhschoolfacts
Parents, if you are considering pulling your child from public school, you are not alone! There are many reasons to change your child's education. We will help you find the right school for your child's needs.
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Replying to @nhschoolfacts
Parents, if you are considering pulling your child from public school, you are not alone! There are many reasons to change your child's education. We will help you find the right school for your child's needs.
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New Hampshire parents: the people in charge of your child's education can't do math AND they can't teach it. Let's find a better education option, together.
NH School Facts@nhschoolfactsOct 21
"More money means better results." On NAEP, New Hampshire's combined grade 4 and 8 reading and math scores fell 21 points from 2003 to 2024. The U.S. fell 7. NH's drop was three times the national drop. Get all the facts on our website.
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Replying to @nhschoolfacts
Londonderry parents: why let people who are bad with money train your child! Let us work with you to find a better education
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Replying to @myWinnipesaukee @nhschoolfacts
New Hampshire parents! Pull your child from public school and find a better education.
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@ronruleOct 20
NH Teachers make an average of $69k per year and pay union dues so the union leadership can make this.
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@MrsSarahZeeOct 21
I don't usually share food pics, but look at the pretty colors! 🤩 Lunch with @JodySun1 to discuss education in New Hampshire. Do you have kids in NH? If so, be sure to follow @EdOptNH. Find all sorts of new options for education! DM me for more info.
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This Saturday at the Benjamin Franklin Academy in Loudon!
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The Liberty Lobbyist Homeschooling: The Evidence Is In with @nickitruesdell Links in comments
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Replying to @davec_NH
SpecEd is often a tool for extra attention, & many students who move from public to charter or private drop the diagnosis. NH parents, we want to help your child find the right education. Let's work to make the next generation of politicians better equipped than this one😂
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@davec_NHOct 12
Parents wanted their kids classified as "Special ED " in school, for added attention. Now look a few years down the road, and we have a Congress full of Special Ed kids.
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The contrast between educational options cannot be more clear.
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Teaser for our next podcast, being filmed at the EdOpt Donor BBQ. "Why we chose alternative education"
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Replying to @StraightShoote3 @LPNH @EdOptNH
It makes public schools compete for the vouchers. More competition in the market. Better quality. Freer.
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Link to the video here, please consider subscribing! youtu.be/x27kB7KQkLM
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Children with special needs are often cited as a demographic most reliant on public school. In this month's episode of our Choosing School podcast, Jody speaks with parents of children with special needs and administrators of Special Education.
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