02/22/25: NEA-NH Legislative Update
Re-Cap of the Week What a rollercoaster of a week yet again, ahead of what will be a school vacation week for most. Here is the rundown of major developments: […]
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2/14/25: NEA-NH Legislative Update
This Week: Big Wins for Public Education and Labor HB 283 – Anti-Public Education Bill Rejected by House Education Committee The House Education Policy and Administration Committee voted unanimously to […]
PRESS RELEASE: Joint Statement from Labor Leaders Following the Defeat of House Bill 238-FN, “Right-to-Work”
Concord – Today, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted 200-180 to Indefinitely Postpone House Bill 238-FN, this year’s version of the fraudulently-titled “Right-to-Work” bill. In response to the House […]
PRESS RELEASE: Ayotte Budget Proposal Takes Important Step to Close Special Education Funding Gap but Diverts More Public Dollars from Public Schools to Subsidize Private Education
CONCORD, NH – Today, Governor Kelly Ayotte delivered her first budget proposal to state lawmakers as the Senate confirmation hearing began for Education Secretary Nominee Linda McMahon in Washington, D.C. […]
2/7/25: NEA-NH Legislative Update
Next Week: Gutting Content of an Adequate Education, Second Universal Voucher Bill, and Major Votes on Bills Attacking Unions What a week it’s going to be next week. It’s representative […]
NEA-NH Hosts Voucher Author and Research Josh Cowen
As state lawmakers consider yet another effort to expand the state’s unaccountable voucher scheme, NEA-New Hampshire was thrilled to host author and research Josh Cowen for a series of events […]