N.H. Rev. Stat. § 21-N:13

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21-N:13 Computer Science and STEM; Administrator.

Official statutory text

There is established a position within the department of education who shall be a classified employee at no less than the level of administrator II. The computer science and STEM position shall be qualified to hold such position by reason of education and experience. The position shall be subject to any other employment requirements as determined by the department. The computer science and STEM position shall coordinate and provide assistance to oversee the computer science educator program established in RSA 200-O. The computer science and STEM position shall: I. Coordinate and provide technical assistance to all public schools in the state that participate in the computer science educator program. II. Assist educators in the state that pursue eligible industry recognized credentials and utilize the computer science professional development fund. III. Assist with administering the computer science professional development fund and computer science educator incentive fund. IV. Coordinate and provide technical assistance with those school and educators that partake in the experiential robotics platform. V. Serve as a resource for administrators and educators regarding computer science and STEM.

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