Do you track your reading? Do you log books in an app or write titles in your planner or notebook? A spreadsheet? Do you color a section of a cute bookmark every time you finish something? Do you rate books or just collect them? Do you post to social media
NASHUA, N.H. — Nashua Community College’s Workforce Solutions department held a graduation Thursday for its latest class of medical assistants. The 12-week training program is a collaboration among Nashua Community College, Southern New Hampshire Health and ApprenticeshipNH. Eight students completed the cohort and passed the Certified Clinical Medical
“Without manufacturing, nothing gets done,” Garside said. “Without manufacturing, there are no machines. Without manufacturing, nothing moves. Our goods and products don’t go from one place to another. Manufacturing is the backbone of industry.”
“Summer reading,” by definition, is reading you do in the summer. But it has so many connotations: * as a goal, like a program * as in a “beach read,” aka light and fluffy * as a seasonal enjoyment (i.e. only reading books set in summer) What sort of reader are you
Summer training aims to prevent learning loss in past-paced program NASHUA, N.H> – This June, Nashua Community College debuted an Air Traffic Control (ATC) summer camp for current ATC associate degree students. The program is meant to prevent learning loss and skill degradation over the summer months. “The
The Nashua School District is announcing its policy for determining eligibility of children who may receive free or reduced priced meals served under the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and School Breakfast Program (SBP). During program year 2026-2027, children enrolled in a sponsored United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
The shortage of both childcare slots and qualified teachers that is forcing many parents — especially women — out of the workforce. She said childcare in New Hampshire now rivals college tuition in cost, leaving families to make “the most painful choices imaginable”
June is Audiobook appreciation month! First and foremost, audiobooks are books, just like e-books are books and physical books are books. Listening to audiobooks is as much reading and good for your brain as reading print books. Nothing about listening to an audiobook is “cheating.” Don’t let anyone
More than 400 students received their diplomas at the 2026 Nashua High School South graduation ceremony on Tuesday. Thousands of family members and friends filled the stands at Stellos Stadium and lined the field to witness the occasion.
Superintendent Mario Andrade told aldermen the study grew out of longstanding questions about school conditions, capital planning and the future shape of the district. He said the issue is bigger than the school board alone and should be viewed as a citywide conversation.
Meet your kids where they are at, tap into their interests, and hook them with your enthusiasm. Giving your children the gift of different types of reading experiences is just that, a gift
Wednesday was opening day for the 2026 season of the Nashua Silver Knights at historic Holman Stadium. It was the first of two “Education Days” being held at the ballpark. About 2,200 students from 13 local area schools attended the first of two scheduled Education Days.
“NCC gave me leadership opportunities, a place to belong and people who saw potential in me, even when I didn’t fully see it in myself,” Corbin said. “The reason I’m sharing this is that I know I’m not the only one who took a long, complicated, unexpected road to get here.
What the Nashua Adult Learning Center understood — what Christina understood immediately— is that a student with nothing to say is not the same as a student with nothing to offer. She didn’t see a language deficit. She saw a person holding a pencil.
On Monday, May 18th, twenty-two names will be called at commencement. But Thursday was the night they’ll talk about. NCC’s class is part of a record cohort: 347 nursing students are graduating from New Hampshire’s eight community colleges this month, the highest number since 2013.
Parents, advocates and lawmakers filled the Nashua Board of Education meeting Monday night to urge the district to slow or scrap a controversial plan to restructure special education programs,
