In April 2004, Franklin High School launched Campus Creations through its School to Work Program, an off campus store that allowed students to practice entrepreneurship while demonstrating essential skills. The students and teachers who started that store were also participants in an early pilot in Competency Based Assessment in NH. We’re going back twenty years to explore that story and reflect on other early work in Competency Based Education in NH.

Excited to have special guests, Patricia Prescott, who was the lead on the Campus Creations project and Rose Colby, who was an early thought leader in NH’s competency based education implementation.