NHSFFP issued the following statement following the passage of HB 1 and HB 2 by the NH House of Representatives on April 6, 2023. The state budget as amended and […]
152 local elected officials representing over 70 cities and towns and 45 different school districts around New Hampshire signed this letter calling for comprehensive school funding reform to be a […]
February 2023 House Bill 529, relative to additional aid grants for schools based on free and reduced-price meals and fiscal capacity disparity aid, is proposed legislation that could help make […]
Over the past few months, we have been hard at work on this project, and we are excited to be able to share it with you! We wanted to show […]
In advance of the Governor’s budget address on February 14, the NH School Funding Fairness Project (NHSFFP) is releasing a rubric to grade the Governor’s budget proposal on how it […]
The State of New Hampshire provides the least percentage of funding for its public school system than any other state in the country¹. This lack of funding creates inequities in […]
This chart shows every town in New Hampshire sorted by their equalized valuation per pupil (EVPP) – or the total equalized value of all taxable property in a town divided […]
December 2022 Summary The College Board’s SAT results are used by the state of New Hampshire as a measure of student achievement at the high school level. The test is […]
Public Education Advocates Request the Department of Education to Halt 306 Rules Revision Until Clear Public Process and Timeline Established The minimum standards for public education are being redrafted with […]
Yesterday, the judge presiding over the Rand v. State of New Hampshire school funding lawsuit issued an order denying the taxpayer plaintiffs’ motion seeking a preliminary injunction. If granted, the […]