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Americans Have Given Up on Public Schools. That’s a Mistake.
Early childhood educator and author Erika Christakis defended public schools and their role in American society in a recent article for The Atlantic. Here's an...
Accountability concerns arise over education savings account bill
According to the Concord Monitor, the subcommittee that is studying SB 193, the universal voucher bill that establishes "educational freedom savings accounts" in New...
Policy Brief: SB 8 & Implications for NH Public Education
Senate Bill (SB) 8 was signed into law by Governor Sununu on June 29th, 2017 with an effective date of August 28, 2017. SB 8,...
Sununu Signs Off On Croydon Bill
Governor Chris Sununu signed SB 8, known as the "Croydon bill," at the Croydon Village School in Newport on Thursday, according to the Valley...
Goffstown resident: Public Schools First
Goffstown resident Jo Ann McCalister submitted this letter to the Union Leader:
To the Editor: The New Hampshire Legislature and the citizens of our state...
Rep. Tamara Le: SB 8 is fundamentally flawed and unconstitutional
Representative Tamara Le (Rock-31), a member of the House Education Committee, submitted this piece to Seacoast Online about Senate Bill 8, also known as...
At State Board Meeting, Outpouring from Public in Support of State Standards and Public...
The State Board of Education meeting room was filled to capacity on May 11, as were the hallways outside, with parents, students, teachers, and...
School choice bill put on hold until 2018 by bipartisan vote of NH House...
WMUR reports that the New Hampshire House Education Committee retained for further study a controversial voucher bill. It could be returned in 2018
House sidelines school choice bill | Union Leader
The Union Leader reports that the New Hampshire House Education Committee voted 15-4 to retain HB 193, the voucher bill, to work on answering the many questions about it.
Business leader Val Zanchuk: “Don’t destroy a top public school system” – MyTurn in...
New Hampshire civic and business leader Val Zanchuk writes an oped about the damage vouchers would do to New Hampshire's top performing school system, making the point students from higher income families would be the primary beneficiaries.
