NH Educators Collaborate to Develop Innovative Approaches

Keene State and the New Hampshire Department of Education (NH DOE) partnered this week to bring together teams of more than 500 teachers from across the state to make reforms to instruction that will benefit young students. Teams of educators leave the conference with customized plans to implement in their schools, based on collaborations with other educators and NH DOE. The conference is facilitated by 2Revolutions.

“Educating New Hampshire students to the very best of our ability is critically important to the future of our children as individuals, and for the long term success of our state. New Hampshire has remarkably talented and dedicated educators that are sure to inspire each other throughout this conference, for the good of New Hampshire’s youth,” said New Hampshire Department of Education Commissioner Virginia Barry. “Our state’s administrators and teachers continue to raise the bar each year. I expect that a number of innovative approaches and systems for measuring results will come out of this event, which will lead to greater success for our students.”

Keene State is pursuing more partnerships with schools around the state.

For more on the conference, including video of Commissioner Barry’s speech, visit the full story on the news page.