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Coverage involving education and schools.
Transgender youth and their advocates denounced a bill that would define gender reassignment as child abuse in New Hampshire at a hearing on House Bill 68 on Wednesday.
Judges could receive annual implicit bias training and a state pool of funds could be developed for local police body and dashboard cameras under a bill now being considered at the State House.
Making New Hampshire a right-to-work state moved one step closer Monday as a Senate committee voted along party lines 3-2 to recommend passing the bill.
If you doubt elections have consequences, just look up the bills before the House Education Committee this week.
A teacher at Bishop Brady High School has died due to complications from COVID-19.
After 38 years as a state Representative, David Cote will not attend Wednesday’s first House session that will take place in cars in Durham because of underlying health conditions and a confusing response to his request for accommodations under the Americans With Disabilities Act.
Sununu said: “My biggest disappointment lies with the ACLU-NH, NHLA, and the DRC-NH, who know of all the great reforms we have made.”
New Hampshire is violating the constitutional and statutory rights of older youth in foster care and putting children at severe risk of dangerous and tragic outcomes, according to a federal lawsuit filed by advocates for children’s rights.
A high-pressure campaign to force Dartmouth College to reinstate the women’s varsity swimming and diving teams is now entering the legal realm as a California attorney is warning the Ivy School of the potential for a lawsuit.