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 […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on the March 26 House Finance Committee public hearing on an amendment to HB 1583. Public testimony in the House Finance Committee today showed strong […]
One of the bills that would increase state funding for education that is making its way through the State Legislature is HB 1583. This bill received a positive, bipartisan recommendation […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on the February 22 votes on a batch of school funding legislation by the NH House of Representatives. The Full House of Representatives advanced two […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on the House Education Committee’s February 14 votes on a batch of school funding legislation. The House Education Committee today advanced proposals for modest increases […]
According to the Education Law Center’s 2023 Making the Grade report, which studies school funding fairness in all 50 states, New Hampshire has one of the most regressive school funding […]
The following memo from the lawyers representing the taxpayer plaintiffs in Rand et al. v State of NH explores the two school funding rulings issued on November 20, 2023, in […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on the decisions in the ConVal and Rand school funding lawsuits. You can find the full text of the decisions linked at the bottom of […]
One of public education’s main purposes is to “promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by fostering educational excellence and ensuring equal access.”1 Meaning, regardless of their race, gender, ethnicity, […]
We talk a lot about the disparate impacts of our school funding system on different communities, and how the impact of the State downshifting over $2 Billion in education costs […]