The Union Leader delves further into the Ruoff decision on today’s front page. Read the whole thing but here are some highlights: If there’s one message that comes through loud […]
In backroom conversations, New Hampshire’s elected leadership have recognized for years that the adequacy formula determining state funding for public education is unconstitutional. The Legislature had set the funding level […]
The Herald weighed in editorially on the school funding issue after an editorial board visit by Executive Councilor and lead Claremont case attorney Andy Volinsky: The fight over education funding […]
The Cheshire County Superior Court has denied the request for a preliminary injunction in the legal case filed by ConVal School District and joined by several other school districts. We […]
The Sentinel reports on yesterday’s decision by Judge Ruoff denying the ConVal injunction but committing to arrive at a decision on the merits of the districts’ case before the June […]
Yesterday’s installment in NHPR’s great series on education funding, called Adequacy, brought home the challenges faced by the property poor school district striving against the odds to overcome lack of […]
NHPR has inaugurated a weekly series on education funding in the State, broadcast every Thursday morning. The first installment provides historical context. Here are some highlights: Last week, the ConVal […]
Here are all the court documents so far, and highlights from the NHPR report: In a move that surprised many education funding advocates, the ConVal School District in southwestern New Hampshire […]
Brad Cook Sheehan Phinney attorney and potential Republican gubernatorial candidate in years past, has watched the statehouse closely for what seems like forever. He has taken to the pages of […]
Union Leader North Country reporter John Koziol describes how declining enrollment combined with declining state support for school funding resulted in the recent school board decision to close the Berlin’s iconic […]