Education

Recreational Cannabis Approved by the House

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On Wednesday, the House decided to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, preserve the new education choice program, and help communities with employee retirement costs.

Featured in Category

A Thanksgiving Salute To Teachers

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Today I muse joyfully that those teachers will sit down at a Thanksgiving meal knowing they are working incredibly hard, in incredibly challenging times, in moments that try the souls of even the heartiest and most learned of people.

Education

Op-Ed: HB 2’s Public Education Funding Plan is a Step Backward

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We plan to continue to work to build a broad public and private coalition in favor of a Foundation Equity Reform Plan that will establish fairness and student equal opportunity as the governing standards of New Hampshire’s public education finance system.

Biostimulants

Charter Schools Trigger Partisan Bickering In Senate

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Something must be in the water in Concord as the first debate of the day for the Senate Thursday turned heated and partisan causing Senate President Chuck Morse to call for a five-minute recess to calm the waters and move the bill to next week’s calendar.

Budget

NH Doing It On The Cheap Has Its Costs

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A former National Education Association-NH lobbyist once told me “Never underestimate the New Hampshire Legislature’s proclivity to be cheap.”