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Mar 11, 2025
House and Senate committees vote to expand school voucher program despite overwhelming public opposition, full vote scheduled for Thursday
Mar 11, 2025
Correcting the myth: Sustained funding leads to better student outcomes, as evidenced by decades of research. New Hampshire hasn’t kept up.
Mar 10, 2025
This week: State Budget Hearing in House, School Voucher Expansion, State-Mandated School Budget Spending Caps, and more…
Feb 26, 2025
This week: What’s in the Budget for Education? Plus, a Slow Week Before March Heats Up!
Feb 10, 2025
Education Law Center releases tool outlining federal funding by state
Feb 10, 2025
House bill raises concerns from over 3,000 parents and special education advocates
Feb 9, 2025
Bill sponsors seek to amend Parental Bill of Rights to exclude private schools and approved voucher providers
Feb 7, 2025
Lawmakers seek to expand school voucher program while gutting required academic subjects for public schools
Jan 13, 2025
New Hampshire House and Senate Education Committees hold informational presentations at NHED
Jan 9, 2025
“Public schools are critical”: Governor Ayotte applauds public schools and teachers, while vowing to expand school voucher program
Dec 13, 2024
NH State Board of Education adopts controversial minimum standards despite sharp public opposition
Nov 25, 2024
Education Freedom Savings Account Oversight Committee holds regular meeting
Oct 21, 2024
Education Freedom Savings Account Oversight Committee holds regular meeting
Oct 2, 2024
School vouchers will cost $28 million next school year as questions and concerns about the lack of transparency and accountability grow
Sep 30, 2024
Education Freedom Savings Account Oversight Committee holds regular meeting
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 23, 2024
Education Freedom Savings Account Oversight Committee holds regular meeting
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
The State We're In with Melanie Plenda
NH PBS' The State We're In takes an in-depth look at stories that matter most to people across the Granite State.