If you’re a parent trying to understand your education options in New Hampshire, you may have discovered something frustrating: the information exists — but it’s scattered across dozens of websites, policies, and reports. Worse, you don’t know which ones to look at.
That’s why we built EdOpt Navigator.
Thanks to the testing many people did, we’re excited to announce the launch of EdOpt Navigator, a new AI assistant designed to help families explore education options across New Hampshire — quickly and easily. This baby is impressive.
EdOpt Navigator can help you:
- Find schools and programs near you — including microschools, learning centers and micro schools, charter schools, private schools, and other education options.
- Figure out what path to try with your child since every child is different and has different needs.
- Learn about Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs) and how they work.
- Understand New Hampshire education laws and requirements for homeschooling and other pathways.
- Explore school and district achievement scores across the state.
Whether you’re considering homeschooling, looking for a learning center, researching EFAs, or simply trying to understand how education works in New Hampshire, the EdOpt Navigator can point you in the right direction.
At EdOpt, our mission is to help families discover the full range of education options available to them. EdOpt Navigator is a new tool to help make that information easier to find and easier to use. Of course, you can still talk to a person if that’s what you prefer. But I really recommend trying out the Navigator. You may be surprised.
Education shouldn’t be one-size-fits-all. Navigator helps families find the path that fits their child.
👉 Try EdOpt Navigator at the bottom right of any EdOpt page, just where you’d expect to find an assistant.
We look forward to hearing how families use it — and what else you’d like it to do.
-Jody
Jody Underwood, Ph.D.
President, Education Options
P.S. If you know a New Hampshire family trying to figure out their education options, please forward this email or share the link. Many parents simply don’t know how many choices they have — and EdOpt Navigator can help them start exploring.
Spring Fairs
- Our first Fair is in less than two weeks in Manchester! EdOpt is partnering with Children’s Scholarship Fund for this one. Saturday March 21, from 11-2pm. We’ll have a DJ and a food truck, and lots of education providers across the range of options. EdOpt will have a table to help you navigate your education paths. For more info go here. Education Providers can register here.
- The Candia Fair will be Monday, May 4, from 5-7pm. It’ll be in the same place as last year, the Candia Congregational Church, 1 South Road, in Candia. Providers and attendees can register here.
- The Goffstown Fair is now set! Wednesday May 13, 5-7pm at the Grasmere Town Hall, 87 Center St in Goffstown. Register here.
We’re working on other fairs as well. Let us know if you want to organize one in your area!
Let your friends know about these fairs. Word of mouth is the best way to advertise. Follow us and share our events and posts on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
Media Appearances
Learn more about EdOpt through our media appearances — recorded interviews and presentations. Some are videos, and some are audio from radio interviews.
Please share them with your friends. Help us spread the word that you have options.
EdOpt’s Goals
EdOpt’s aim is to help families understand all their education options, from non-traditional (homeschooling, homeschool co-ops, microschools) to traditional (charter schools, private schools, tech centers, dual enrollment, learn everywhere). Our website lists the education providers options around the state that we know about (please let us know if we’re missing any!) so you can investigate the ones that you’re interested in. EdOpt also provides guidance to help you understand your options. Set up a FREE Education Options consultation today.
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