Author: Frank Edelblut

When our children prosper, we all prosper

Both before, during and now post-pandemic, the Department of Education remains committed to supporting our children and our schools.

Adapting to a ‘new process’ in New Hampshire education

Education commissioner answers key questions about remote learning

Charter schools should be empowered, not hobbled

Lawmakers’ move on $46 million federal grant sells students short

Using tech effectively in New Hampshire schools

It’s important to remember that schools are more than just students staring at screens

Hands-on, high-tech education for New Hampshire girls

BAE Systems’ Women in Technology program shows how it’s done

Why is education reform stuck in a snow bank?

Winter is coming, and anyone who has been in New Hampshire for any length of time has probably helped someone retrieve their car from a snow bank. When in that predicament, some are expert drivers and accelerate just right to…

Want to drive my Lamborghini?

Why the nature of trade with Mexico is inherently imbalanced

The silent war on women

I get it. We are deep into the political season, so we repeatedly hear the worn-out accusations about how one political party cares about women and wants to protect them, and the other party hates women and wants to do…

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No homes, no workforce

Housing continues to be the limiting factor to New Hampshire’s economic growth. That fact adds to the importance of a report the state issued in January that found housing production, as tracked by permits, reached a 20-year high in 2025.