The House Finance Committee included a State imposed budget cap on all school districts in its final State budget proposal. If adopted as part of the final budget, this cap […]
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 […]
241 local elected officials representing over 88 cities and towns and 67 different school districts around New Hampshire signed this letter calling for a State budget that prioritizes public school […]
NHSFFP put out the following press release about the public hearing on the State budget held by the House Finance Committee on March 12. Today, the House Finance Committee held […]
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 […]
NHSFFP Executive Director Zack Sheehan delivered the following testimony to the House Education Funding Committee during its January 21 public hearing on HB 550, which would increase the State’s base […]
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 […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on December 10 following the oral arguments at the NH Supreme Court in the ConVal v. State of New Hampshire school funding lawsuit. Today, the […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on November 13 following the oral arguments about the Statewide Education Property Tax (SWEPT) at the NH Supreme Court in the Rand v. State of […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on October 10 following the conclusion of the trial in the Rand v. State of New Hampshire school funding lawsuit. The trial in Rand v. […]