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New report ranks New Hampshire Schools 4th in the Nation

New report ranks New Hampshire Schools  4th in the Nation

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A new report from WalletHub, list New Hampshire schools as fourth best in the country, behind Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Jersey.

According to Gov Ayotte; “New Hampshire is proud to have some of the best schools in the country, and this new ranking is a testament to our dedicated teachers, supportive parents, and hardworking students who helped make it possible,”

New Hampshire ranks near the top in what it spends per student, and in quality in a number of surveys

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