NHSFFP issued the following statement on May 23 following the NH Senate vote to recommend HB 1583 for interim study. Today, at the New Hampshire Senate voted to refer HB […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on April 30 following the public hearing on HB 1583 in the Senate Finance Committee. Today, at the Senate Finance Committee, there was overwhelming unanimous […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on April 11 following the House votes on HB 1583 and HB 1656. Today, the House of Representative passed two school funding bills, HB 1583 […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on April 2 following the House Finance Committee’s executive session votes on HB 1583 and HB 1656. The House Finance Committee made bipartisan votes 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]