New Hampshire Senate Votes to Support Dramatic and Vague Expansion of Curriculum Notice Requirement
CONCORD, NH – Today, the New Hampshire Senate voted 13-10 in support of ‘Ought to Pass’ on HB 1312, which would dramatically extend the state’s current 2-week notice requirement for objectionable materials to include any curriculum related to sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, or gender expression. This bill would create an unworkable standard that would leave educators wondering what course material could apply to the notice requirements that traditionally had been focused on sex education and health classes. HB 1312 next goes to Governor Sununu. Megan Tuttle, President of NEA-New Hampshire, provided the following statement after the vote: “It […]
