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Digital Instructional Materials Acquisition Policies for States
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Digital Instructional Materials
Digital Instructional Materials Acquisition Policies for States
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Overview

New Hampshire does not review instructional materials at the state level. Each school district has the authority to choose instructional materials as they deem appropriate to meet educational goals and requirements. The review, selection and implementation of all instructional materials is conducted at the local level.

 

Offices

New Hampshire Department of Education
Office of Business Management New Hampshire Department of Education

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Definitions

Definition for Instructional Materials

New Hampshire does not have a definition for instructional materials/textbook.

Definition for Open Educational Resources

New Hampshire does not have a definition for open educational resources.

Definition for Accessible Educational Materials

New Hampshire does not have a definition for accessible educational materials.

Definition for Accessible Technologies

New Hampshire does not have a definition for accessible technologies.

Guidelines and Policies

State Statute - Instructional Materials Adoption

New Hampshire does not have a statute for the adoption of instructional materials.

State Statute - Requires Implementation of Digital Instructional Materials

New Hampshire does not have a statute requiring the implementation of digital instructional materials.

State Statute - Allows Implementation of Digital Instructional Materials

New Hampshire does not have a statute allowing the implementation of digital instructional materials.

State Statute - Online Course Requirement

New Hampshire does not have a statute requiring students to take an online course prior to graduation.

Out of School Access Instructional Materials

New Hampshire does not provide guidance to LEAs in the use of digital instructional materials outside of the classroom.

Guidance Selection Accessible Digital Instructional Materials

Yes, our state provides information, examples or guidelines to LEAs to support the selection and acquisition of accessible digital instructional materials.

New Hampshire provides guidance through resources provided on the NHAEM pages on the NHDOE website: New Hampshire Accessible Educational Materials (NHAEM). New Hampshire Accessible Educational Materials (NHAEM) Online Inventory System

https://www.education.nh.gov/instruction/special_ed/nhaim.htm

Guidance Selection Accessible Technologies

Yes, our state provides information, examples or guidelines to LEAs to support the selection and acquisition of accessible digital instructional materials.

New Hampshire provides information, examples or technical assistance to LEAs to support the selection and acquisition of accessible technologies.

eLearning Days/Inclement Weather

New Hampshire provides guidance to districts for possible solutions to scheduling issues posed by inclement weather.

Procedures for approval of a plan to conduct school remotely on days when school has been closed due to inclement weather or other emergency:

a. The plan must be submitted in advance by the public school district or non-public school. The plan must be approved by the Commissioner prior to implementation.
b. Days used to “pilot” the program may not be counted as school days unless approved by the Commissioner.
c. These procedures are intended for days when school is closed unexpectedly. They are not for implementation on days when school was scheduled to be closed.
d. The plan may not be used to make-up lost days on days when school was scheduled to be closed.
e. Teachers must be available and must participate on the days when the plan is implemented. Teacher participation may not be limited to simply grading student work after the fact.
f. The Department expects an interactive internet based process with supplementary paper materials used only by those students who do

State Review Process

Review of Instructional Materials

New Hampshire does not have a process for the review of instructional materials.

Review of Instructional Materials Outcomes

New Hampshire does not have a process for the review of instructional materials outcomes.

Posting of Reviewed Instructional Materials

New Hampshire does not post state reviewed instructional materials.

Districts Required to Purchase State Reviewed Instructional Materials

New Hampshire does not require districts to purchase state reviewed instructional materials.

Districts Required to Follow State Review Process

New Hampshire does not require districts to follow the state review process for the review of instructional materials.

Regional Support - Review of Instructional Materials

New Hampshire does not have an Education Service Agency (ESA) or other regional organization that has a process for the review of instructional materials.

Regional Support - Posting Reviewed Instructional Materials

New Hampshire does not have an ESA or other regional organization that posts reviewed instructional materials.

Resource Repositories

Content Management System: State Hosted or State Master Contract

New Hampshire does not have a state hosted content management system or a state master contract for a content management system available to schools and districts.

Learning Management System: State Hosted or State Master Contract

New Hampshire does not have a state hosted learning management system or state master contract for a learning management system available to schools and districts.

State Resource Repository

New Hampshire does not have a state resource repository.

New Hampshire does not host an instructional resource repository, however the state supports New Hampshire Educators Online, which is a resource for digital and online educational and instructional resources offered by the Office of Educational Technology.

Funding

Dedicated State Funding

New Hampshire does not have dedicated state funding.

New Hampshire has no general state funds that are given to all districts, but there are some adequacy funds that go to districts in need. Those funds may be used to purchase digital devices or resources.

Funding - District Options

last update: 8:06 am 02/13/19