North Country Education Services

06/11/2026

NCES is proud to partner with NHSTE to make this NotebookLM professional learning opportunity available to staff from NCES member school districts at the NHSTE member price.

Hurry, registration closes July 17th.

Learn more at https://nhste.org/event-6720590

06/08/2026

06/08/2026

The Mark Cuban Foundation AI Teacher Bootcamp is an open enrollment program committed to ethical, practical AI education for educators in the United States who work with secondary students.

Teacher Bootcamps are free. There is no cost to you for participating.

Virtual sessions are once monthly on Wednesday evenings; there are no in-person events.

Attend sessions and complete 7 of 10 deliverables to receive a certificate of completion, including 20 CEU hours. Deliverables are direct application of lessons on thoughtful AI integration into your specific classroom.

You'll finish this 10 month program with practical strategies for thoughtful AI use and connections with a network of educators who are taking this work seriously.

The Mark Cuban Foundation Teacher Bootcamp is a virtual professional development series designed for high school educators who want to enhance their AI literacy and classroom integration skills. This 10-session program provides educators with foundational knowledge of artificial intelligence, practi...

06/04/2026

Teachers! Do you do Novel Engineering in your classroom? If so, what books do you use? Let us know, and we will enter you in a raffle to win a teacher gift box!

06/02/2026

June issue of NCES News!

Content has been added since the inbox delivery on June 1st. Be sure to check out the updated version for additional professional learning opportunities taking place this summer.

https://www.mynewsletterbuilder.com/email/newsletter/1418415983

05/28/2026

Congratulations to the 2026 North Country Scholars!

Front (l-r): Margarette Bolduc, Outstanding CTE Student - Arthur T Paradice Career Technical Center; Axcie Hamilton, Salutatorian - White Mountains Regional High School; Alexis Hicks, Valedictorian - White Mountains Regional High School; Camdyn Richey, Valedictorian - Lisbon Regional School; Evan Bujeaud, Valedictorian - Lin-Wood Public School; Edna Dutilly, Salutatorian - Lin-Wood Public School; Sofie Nickerson, Top Honors - Gorham High School; Hallee Albert, Top Honors - Gorham High School; Leigha Laflamme, Outstanding CTE Student - Berlin Regional Career and Technical Center; and Garrett Snyder, Salutatorian - Berlin High School. Middle: Mikhail Young, Valedictorian - Colebrook Academy; Garrett Fournier, Outstanding CTE Student - North Point Career and Technical Education Center; Daemon Jaimes, Valedictorian - Pittsburg School; Allyson Avery, Top Honors- Pittsburg School; Sophia Bell, Valedictorian - Groveton High School; Julia Chappell, Salutatorian - Groveton High School; and Meredith Barnes, Salutatorian - Lisbon Regional School. Back: Matthew Reynolds, Outstanding CTE Student - Mt Washington Valley Career Technical Center; Aleks Lillis, Valedictorian - Kennett High School; Lily Zediana, Salutatorian - Kennett High School; Ian Thompson, Salutatorian - Colebrook Academy; Nathaniel Moses Rolfe, Valedictorian - Profile School; AnnaSophia Rose Wakeham, Salutatorian - Profile School; Kyra Chilafoe, Top Honors - Pittsburg School; Ashtyn Chadburn, Salutatorian - Littleton High School; Ryan Mahy, Valedictorian - Littleton High School; Aiden Fenoff, Outstanding CTE Student - Hugh J Gallen Career and Technical Center; and Leo Zheng, Valedictorian - Berlin High School.

Missing from photo, due to senior trip conflict, were: Elijah Vasconcelos - Valedictorian, Woodsville High School, Makayla Walker – Salutatorian, Woodsville High School, and Dylan Marshall - Outstanding CTE Student, River Bend Career and Technical Center.

At this annual event, North Country Education Services and the North Country School Administrators Association recognize the valedictorian and salutatorian (or top honors), and an outstanding Career and Technical Education student from each of the North Country’s twelve high schools. This year marked the 21st anniversary of the recognition ceremony.

School group photos available at https://ncedservices.org/scholars

05/21/2026

NHLI is offering OGAP Multiplicative Reasoning for grades 3-6 in Whitefield, NH on June 22-25, 2026. This will cover Properties of Multiplication; Problem Structures; Meaning of the Quantities;
Algorithms & the Open Area Model; Division; and Fact Fluency.

Registration will close soon, so act quickly if you are interested.

For more information visit

LibGuides: OGAP Training 2026-2027: Information and Registration: Home

04/16/2026

Calling all New Hampshire K-12 educators!
Level up your spring and your civic teaching at the iCivics NH Educator Convening at the Nashua Sheraton on Friday, May 8th.

This FREE event includes a Thursday evening reception and a full day of energizing workshops and community-building. Discover new approaches to navigating media literacy in a polarizing climate, explore approaches to AI through a civics lens, find ways to champion youth voice to create a healthier democracy, and much more!
Travel stipends are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Learn more and register at: https://vision.icivics.org/new-hampshire-in-person-educator-convening/
New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies
NH Association of School Principals
NEA-New Hampshire

04/15/2026

iCivics' NH Educator Convening

May 7 & 8, 2026 | Sheraton Nashua Hotel in Nashua, NH

* Hotel and travel scholarships are available on a first-come, first-served basis!

This in-person gathering will bring together practitioners working with iCivics to provide professional development and community-building opportunities with fellow educators across New England in partnership with NH Civics.

The Educator Convening is designed for you to leave with a deeper understanding of iCivics instructional resources, strategies for implementation, and a community of colleagues who share your passion for civic teaching.


Sessions will include:

We Can Teach Hard Things: Civil Discourse
Supreme Decision
Foreign Policy & Gaming
Inquiry Accessibility
Through Inquiry
Connecting History & Civics
Ethical AI
Media & Information Literacy

Limited spots are available and scholarship requests will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Please register by FRIDAY, MAY 1ST.

Join the iCivics team for an educator convening for two days of free professional development, community building, and more.

04/15/2026

We’re excited to share that Bring Back the Trades Inc has launched a new Tool Grant Program, helping schools and nonprofits access the equipment students need to build real-world skills.

Thanks to support from Milwaukee Tool, selected programs will receive professional grade tools, replacing outdated equipment and giving students hands-on experience with what’s actually used in today’s workforce.

With a growing demand for skilled trades and thousands of positions projected to go unfilled, programs like this are critical to preparing the next generation.

One organization will be selected each month to receive a customized toolkit aligned to their curriculum.
Learn more and apply: https://bringbackthetrades.org/news-and-media/bring-back-the-trades-tool-grant-program/