March 22: NEA-NH Legislative Update
Re-Cap This Week: House Tables Education Commissioner Subpoena Bill and Senate Punts on Student Surveillance, Again HB 1353: Subpoena Power for Ed Commissioner Tabled – Still Need to Take Action! […]
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NHEEP asks, “What can we do about it?”: A question to empower joyful changemakers in an uncertain time
By Aubrey Nelson, NHEEP In a world that can feel rather grim at times, especially as a teacher (in my case I’m a climate educator for NH and VT Energy […]
March 15: NEA-NH Legislative Update
Commissioner Subpoena Power, Partisan School Board Races, and Educator Student Surveillance Lead House and Senate Votes Next Week This week we are packed with a slew of major bills that […]
PRESS RELEASE: NH House Passes Yet Another Bill to Disrupt Educator/Parent Relationship
CONCORD, NH – Today, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted 186-185 in support of HB 1312, which would expand the notification requirement for objectionable material beyond sex education to […]
PRESS RELEASE: “Students’ Freedom to Read Bill” Passes New Hampshire House!
CONCORD, NH – Today, the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed HB 1311, 194-180. The “Students’ Freedom to Read Bill” requires school boards to adopt transparent processes for addressing and […]
PRESS RELEASE: House Lawmakers Vote to Preserve “Banned Concepts” Law
CONCORD, NH – Today, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted to Indefinitely Postpone HB 1162, 192-183. This bill would have prohibited the state from enacting education laws that would […]