Announcing our New England Hub!
The New England Hub will work collaboratively to bolster support for rural education in New Hampshire and throughout the region.
The New England Hub will work collaboratively to bolster support for rural education in New Hampshire and throughout the region.<\/p>"
Rural Schools Collaborative is proud to announce our ninth action-oriented hub! We are excited to partner with the Rural Educational Leaders Network (RELN) at Plymouth State University (PSU) on this effort.
The New England Hub and the Rural Schools Collaborative (RSC) will work together to bolster support for rural education in New Hampshire and throughout New England. Through RSC asset development and management on behalf of the network, access to a broader pool of experts in the field of rural education, and the national networking provided through this partnership, RELN will be able to better support members in implementing what they have learned from the network within their schools.
Additionally, through this partnership, RELN will be able to work toward expanding its membership and programming into the rural areas of neighboring states. We encourage you to explore the RELN website to learn more about their work.
Many thanks to Dr. Linda Carrier and the Rural Educational Leaders Network for their work to establish this new hub site. We look forward to sharing stories with you about the great work happening in New England!
Questions about our New England Hub?
CONTACT:
Linda Carrier, Ed.D
Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership
Graduate Program Coordinator for Educational Leadership programs
Plymouth State University
llcarrier@plymouth.edu
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