My Turn: School Vouchers – Another Plan to Raise Your Property Taxes
By Mark Fernald; Published in the Concord Monitor 3/27/17 Take $63 million from the public schools and give it to people whose children do not go to public school. That, […]
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2017 NEA-NH Election Results
NEA-New Hampshire Elections closed yesterday at 5:00pm. The Elections Committee met this morning and have released the following unofficial results. Results become official after ratified by the Executive Board. NEA […]
NEA-NH Deeply Saddened By The Loss of President Scott McGilvray
Concord, NH – Megan Tuttle, Acting NEA-New Hampshire President, issued the following statement: “NEA-New Hampshire is deeply saddened today by the passing of our President and friend Scott McGilvray. “Scott […]
HCR Committee Needs Your Stories
Dear Members and Education Employees: The Human and Civil Rights Committee (HCR) of NH-NEA is requesting your assistance to collect stories! Since the Presidential election season started, we have seen […]
NEA: Repealing the Affordable Care Act Will Harm Millions of Students and Families
Repeal will force cuts to critical programs for ordinary Americans WASHINGTON – March 08, 2017 – WASHINGTON—NEA President Lily Eskelsen García issued the following statement regarding the Republican leadership plan […]
Now They Want To Tell Us How To Pay Our Bills
We face a new challenge to our ability to effectively advocate for the 180,000 children in our public schools – the prohibition of payroll dues deduction. The bill, sponsored by […]
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