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Advocates say the numbers alone fail to give a meaningful or accurate account of schools' use of the practice.
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Many topics have divided the nation recently. NPR asked readers for insights into how they handle divisive conversations over the holidays. Here are the tips they provided. -
Portsmouth’s welfare office has been giving gift cards to teens for the holidays for the past 15 years. -
Geno Marconi appeared in Rockingham County Superior Court Wednesday, where he faces charges that he shared sensitive material about an acquaintance. -
Un poco más grande que una tarjeta de crédito, el dispositivo Pocketalk tiene capacidades de conversión de texto a voz en más de 80 idiomas. El DMV estima que ayudaron a 3,600 clientes en un idioma que no era inglés el año pasado. -
The rules govern virtually every aspect of public school administration, from class sizes to curriculum requirements.
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It’s a major blow for Andy Sanborn, who has been racing against the clock to sell Concord Casino since the state ordered it shuttered and sold in January. -
Eric Labarge will serve more than three years in prison, plus pay a fine and restitution for his role in vandalizing the homes of two New Hampshire Public Radio journalists. -
Gov. Chris Sununu is asking state law enforcement to issue tickets to everyone pulled over along I-95 for reckless driving during the holiday season. -
When President-elect Trump is sworn in next January, the Republican Party will be in control of the presidency, the Senate and the House. -
The verdict in the Bradley Asbury trial marks a major milestone for the state’s sweeping criminal investigation into more than 1,000 claims of child abuse at the state’s juvenile jail and other youth facilities.
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