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, […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement on the Rand taxpayer plaintiffs’ objection to the State’s motion for summary judgement. You can find all of the documents filed by the plaintiffs at […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement after the announcement by the lawyers representing the taxpayer plaintiffs in Rand v. State of New Hampshire of the proposed settlement agreement they sent to […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement in response to the motion for summary judgement filed by the State in the Rand taxpayer lawsuit. You can find all of the documents filed […]
Beyond teachers, curriculum, and school supplies, our public school students in New Hampshire rely on safe facilities to foster happy and healthy learning environments. To keep our schools up to […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement after the July 12, 2023, hearing on the Rand taxpayer plaintiffs’ motion seeking summary judgement that the Statewide Education Property Tax is unconstitutional. The hearing […]
Budgets are about choices. The things we decide to fund as a state show where our priorities lie. So what does the state budget that was signed into law today […]
NHSFFP issued the following statement following the June 8, 2023, vote by the NH House of Representatives to concur with the State Budget as passed by the State Senate. The […]
Advanced Placement (AP) is a level of high school course that if completed successfully, can provide students with credit for post-secondary education. AP courses are often the highest level of […]