Press Releases

Recently, it was reported that the New Hampshire House Education Committee Chair sent messages through a Signal chat group advocating for 'segregated schools'.

The New Hampshire House voted to reject HB 675, a bill carried over from the 2025 session that sought to mandate a statewide school budget cap. Today’s vote follows the rejection of similar language as part of the HB 2 state budget bill in 2025 as well as the rejection of petition warrant articles to institute local per pupil spending caps at annual school district meetings across the state last year.

Vote on SB 33 Follows Sustained Veto on 2025 Book Ban Bill

On December 17, the New Hampshire House of Representatives cast bipartisan votes to sustain Governor Ayotte’s vetoes of seven bills related to public education, including a book ban bill.

On Veto Day, the NH House of Representatives Rejects HB 324

Advocates call on lawmakers to reject SB 33 and preserve academic freedom

After defeating HB 324 book ban, local leaders warn of continued threats like SB 33 and reaffirm support for educators, librarians, and students

Law would have forced K-12 public school educators and colleges and universities to guess what was prohibited or risk loss of funding

Law would have forced K-12 public school educators and colleges and universities to guess what was prohibited or risk loss of funding. The temporary restraining order lasts until September 18.

Law applies to K-12 public schools as well as public and private colleges and universities