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.”
Education
Higher Education Merger May Be Slowing Down
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Many questions and concerns need to be addressed before finalizing a merger between the state’s two higher education systems, according to a legislative sub-committee.
Education
Senate Endorses School Voucher Bill, Rejects Ed. Commission Findings
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Down party lines, the Senate approved an expansive school voucher bill Thursday that would allow parents to use state education aid for a wide range of alternative educational opportunities for their children.
Education
Voucher Bill Divides Educators and Parents, Sponsor Claims
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The Senate’s school voucher bill drew a crowd debating the merits and liabilities of the program that would allow parents to receive state money to find the best educational fit for their child.
Budget
Higher Education Merger Needed Now, Sununu Says
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The stars are aligned to merge the state’s two higher education systems, Gov. Chris Sununu told a subcommittee of the House Finance Committee Friday.
Education
House Ed Committee Says School Choice Bill Needs More Work
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After some heated discussion the day before, the House Education Committee Thursday found unanimity on a bill establishing school choice.
Uncategorized
Opinion: NH High School Students Opposed To HB 20
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Because of the Governor’s draconian budget and the unpopular policies his administration is pushing, it is clear that public education in New Hampshire is under attack.
COVID-19; Legislature;
Bill Would Stabilize State Education Funding Amid COVID-19 Disruptions
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The House budget writing committee heard no opposition to maintaining current levels of state aid to school districts at a public hearing Tuesday.
Featured in Category
Opinion: School Voucher Program Could Be Used for Field Trips to Europe
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So, here’s a scenario you might like to consider. A wealthy family, homeschooling their seven children, could apply for and receive a grant totaling $23,851 after fees, and take their family on a wonderful field trip to Europe on the taxpayer’s dime.