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Jan 9, 2025
“Public schools are critical”: Governor Ayotte applauds public schools and teachers, while vowing to expand school voucher program
Jan 8, 2025
Universal school voucher expansion as proposed in House Bill 115 could cost the state over $100 million per year, according to Reaching Higher NH analysis
Nov 25, 2024
Education Freedom Savings Account Oversight Committee holds regular meeting
Nov 12, 2024
Education Freedom Savings Account Oversight Committee holds regular meeting
Oct 21, 2024
Education Freedom Savings Account Oversight Committee holds regular meeting
Oct 4, 2024
Reaching Higher NH and the NH School Funding Fairness Project release public education discussion guide
Sep 30, 2024
Education Freedom Savings Account Oversight Committee holds regular meeting
Sep 27, 2024
Lawmakers vote to delay overhaul of Minimum Standards for Public School Approval
Sep 18, 2024
Panel of lawmakers to review NHED’s proposed minimum standards overhaul on Thursday
Sep 13, 2024
State Board of Education to consider controversial PragerU renewal, for-profit digital learning platform, and minimum standards overhaul on Monday
Aug 13, 2024
NHED moves forward with minimum standards overhaul despite concerns; vote scheduled for Wednesday
Jun 12, 2024
Lawmakers are set to vote on expanding NH’s school voucher program despite bleak state revenues and significant questions about program oversight
May 24, 2024
NHED moves to bring AI into classrooms across New Hampshire as part of a pilot program
May 24, 2024
Lawmakers vote to expand school voucher program while rejecting public school funding increases
May 21, 2024
Educator Climate Survey aims to inform decision makers on the education profession
May 8, 2024
Senate pushes back on House proposal to expand school voucher program
Apr 16, 2024
State Board receives sharp criticism of proposed minimum standards overhaul
Apr 10, 2024
Strong opposition to minimum standards overhaul; Senate passes school voucher expansion
Apr 2, 2024
PRESS RELEASE: Analysis Finds NHED’s Recommendations Continue to Overlook Significant Concerns with Minimum Standards Overhaul
Apr 1, 2024
Legislative Update: State board to hold hearing on standards overhaul; residents urge lawmakers to increase funding for public schools