Explore the potential dollars left on the table if HB550, HB603, or HB651 had passed… What if your town had received the state funding the budget left on the table […]
What Could Have Been: Missed Opportunities in the 2026–2027 NH State Budget July 2025 Carly Prescott, MPP NH State Budget As the dust settles on New Hampshire’s biennial budget, one […]
Graduation Gaps: Examining Inequities in New Hampshire’s Public Schools June 2025 Carly Prescott, MPP Introduction High school graduation is more than a milestone; it measures how well a public school […]
A provision of the State Budget approved by the State Senate threatens to strip all State funding from any public school if it “knowingly or unknowingly” violates vague language prohibiting […]
University Of New Hampshire Applications, Admissions, and Enrollments from New Hampshire Public High Schools April 2025 Carly Prescott, MPP Introduction The University of New Hampshire (UNH) is the largest public […]
This dashboard provides a comprehensive look at how the Statewide Education Property Tax (SWEPT) is raised across New Hampshire’s cities and towns. It’s designed to help you understand the differences […]
School Funding and Special Education: It Continues to Get Worse By Carly Prescott, MPP, February 2025 One of the primary purposes of public education is to “promote student achievement […]
Low and Moderate Income Property Tax Relief Program By Carly Prescott, December 2024 The only current state-level property tax relief program in New Hampshire is the Low and Moderate Income […]
The following op-ed from NHSFFP board member Douglas Hall was published in the Union Leader on Wednesday, June 5. “Knowledge and learning, generally diffused through a community, being essential to […]
School Funding and Special Education: It’s Getting Worse By Carly Prescott, March 2024 One of public education’s main purposes is to “promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by […]