“You are not just graduates, you are builders and future problem solvers of generations to come in the microelectronics field. So, as you walk out of here today, certificates in hand, I want you to remember this. What you’ve learned is powerful,” said Krug.
The next steps in the process include a thorough review and finalization of the contract language. The
tentative agreement will be presented to the NTU Board of Directors on May 13, 2025, for a ratification
recommendation. The full membership of the teachers’ unit will then vote on the agreement on May 27,
2025.
After passionate deliberation, the board voted to request a budget increase of 4.7 percent from the Board of Aldermen.
The Education Funding Committee on March 13 voted (190-185) to pass HB 675, a bill limiting the authority of school districts to make certain appropriations.
Second grade teacher Lisa Drew was delighted to have an adult come into her classroom to read to her students.
“We realized there’s a lot of inequity for STEM education,” he added. “Not only are other schools not really requiring what we’re required to take at ASD, but a lot of them aren’t even offering it.”
Mayor Jim Donchess described the state of Nashua as “strong and improving” in his Feb. 18 State of the City address. While highlighting achievements, Donchess also acknowledged the challenges the city is facing.
Thirty-two teams of high-school students from across New England brought their industrial-sized robots to the school to compete on the REEFSCAPE field specifically designed challenges for the 2025 season.
HB 285, seeking to remove certain classes as requirements for an adequate education, was unanimously recommended as “Inexpedient to Legislate” by the House Education Policy and Administration Committee.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte gave her Budget Address for fiscal years 2026 and 2027 Thursday morning, with a focus on reducing spending and sending more funds to the local level.