Support HB 437 Aimed at Reading Proficiency for NH Students
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Lynda Stoddard
2 years ago
Concerned grandparent
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Florence DiSano
2 years ago
As a retired teacher/administrator of a public school system I am shocked that our students are not doing better. Let's help by spending the necessary funds to provide the materials and initiatives to assist our teachers and their students.
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Kate Ruml
2 years ago
Featured
I am a reading interventionist in Rye, NH. Please pass HB 437; structured literacy is not just another fad, it is actually based in methods that have been around a long time and are proven to work. All NH kids should have access to evidence-based instruction!
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Leigh Messier
2 years ago
Please help rectify a decade (or more) of errors. Help our kids read. I am a reading interventionist in Rochester and I support these measures!
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Melissa Baglio
2 years ago
Teacher
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Mary Akerman
2 years ago
I am the mother of 5 ( 2 adopted through the state), I am the grandmother of 10 and great grandmother of one. I have been involved in the schools my children have attended. I know the importance of a good reading foundation,please pass HB437.
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Sally Staude
2 years ago
We need passage of HB 438, to improve teading skills for our atudents!! And BRING BACK PHONICS!!!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
parent, retired teacher, concerned citizen
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Elizabeth Moylan
2 years ago
Phonetics is best way to learn!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Get the ideology crap and devices out of the classroom and start teaching real reading , writing and math. More neurons are stimulated in the brain by reading a traditional book as opposed to reading on a device!
Wake up parents and demand better for your children!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Parent
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Parent
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Let's get these kids back into the fundamentals of education! And stop erasing history out of the classrooms. The Nazi's and Hitler were real. Jewish death camps REAL. SLAVERY REAL.
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Amber Buttermore
2 years ago
Being able to read proficiently is a basic human right
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Elaine Menard
2 years ago
OG teacher
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Rhonda Campbell
2 years ago
As a teacher and parent of a child with dyslexia I urge you to promote the direct instruction of reading in our schools.
Concerned grandparent
As a retired teacher/administrator of a public school system I am shocked that our students are not doing better. Let's help by spending the necessary funds to provide the materials and initiatives to assist our teachers and their students.
I am a reading interventionist in Rye, NH. Please pass HB 437; structured literacy is not just another fad, it is actually based in methods that have been around a long time and are proven to work. All NH kids should have access to evidence-based instruction!
Please help rectify a decade (or more) of errors. Help our kids read. I am a reading interventionist in Rochester and I support these measures!
Teacher
I am the mother of 5 ( 2 adopted through the state), I am the grandmother of 10 and great grandmother of one. I have been involved in the schools my children have attended. I know the importance of a good reading foundation,please pass HB437.
We need passage of HB 438, to improve teading skills for our atudents!! And BRING BACK PHONICS!!!
parent, retired teacher, concerned citizen
Phonetics is best way to learn!
Get the ideology crap and devices out of the classroom and start teaching real reading , writing and math. More neurons are stimulated in the brain by reading a traditional book as opposed to reading on a device! Wake up parents and demand better for your children!
Parent
Parent
Let's get these kids back into the fundamentals of education! And stop erasing history out of the classrooms. The Nazi's and Hitler were real. Jewish death camps REAL. SLAVERY REAL.
Being able to read proficiently is a basic human right
OG teacher
As a teacher and parent of a child with dyslexia I urge you to promote the direct instruction of reading in our schools.
Parent, teacher, concerned citizen
Special educator
Parent
Teacher