Daily Archives: March 29, 2017
Teachers Union Emails Spam New Hampshire Legislators
Teacher’s Union moves to protect its education cartel. The NH chapter of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) is promoting a robo-petition intended to dissuade NH legislators from helping children get the education that is the right fit for them. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Legislation, Local NH Politics, Public Sector Unions, School Choice for NH
Tagged AFT, SB 193, School Choice, Unions
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40 Years Fighting For our Right to Know
Harriet Cady has some thoughts on RSA 91-A, over at Right to Know NH. Will we ever get an Attorney General who can enforce our right to know when a citizen brings proof of violations? Why does the Attorney General’s office … Continue reading
Posted in Local NH Politics, Right to Know NH
Tagged Harriet Cady. Right to Know, Right to Know NH, RSA 91-A
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New Hampshire Could See six-inches of Snow This Weekend
For some parts of New Hampshire, March isn’t going out like a lamb. While the various maps disagree on all on the details (as you would expect for a late season snow chance,) the main theme is for a light … Continue reading
How Maggie Hassan and Virginia Barry Tied Your Kids to Federal Regulators
This document is from October of 2016, filed by the New Hampshire Dept. of Education under the prior Hassan administration. ESSA (Every Student Succeeds Act) requires State Departments of Education to submit plans that must be approved by the U.S. … Continue reading
Posted in Local NH Politics
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NH Liberty Alliance Announces Special Election Endorsements
Special Elections are approaching in both Carrol and Hillsborough County, New Hampshire. These are the candidates for New Hampshire State Representative special election endorsed by the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance. Thank you to all the candidates who took the time … Continue reading
Help Stop the New Hampshire Budget
The New Hampshire House will soon vote on the state budget. As it currently stands, the budget will exceed $12 billion for the first time ever. Keep Reading… | RLCNH
Posted in Budgets, Legislation, New Hampshire News, RLCNH
Tagged Budget, New Hampshire, RLCNH
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Manchester ‘Officer of the Year’ ignored complaints about Derry ‘drug home’ rental
On Monday, Manchester Police Officer, Derek Cataldo, was awarded ‘Officer of the Year’ by the Manchester Police Department. This is the same officer who owns the home in Derry which was recently hit by a drive-by shooting. … Police acquired … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire News, NH Political Buzz
Tagged Derek Cataldo, Drugs, Manchester, NH Political Buzz, Police
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The Cost Per Pupil for Every School District In New Hampshire
Once you know how much it costs to teach one child for one year in your district, you should start asking why. The New Hampshire Department of Education has released a document listing the cost per pupil for public school … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Education, GraniteGrok
Tagged Cost per pupil, Education, New Hampshire, SAU
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The Volinsky Agenda
Andru Volinsky shares his extreme left-wing agenda in a tweet. Translation… | Ed Mosca Blog
Posted in Democrats, Ed Mosca Blog
Tagged Andru Volinsky, Climate, Ed Mosca, Education, Health Care, School Choice
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Gov. Sununu on Voting Laws, Full-Day Kindergarten…
Gov. Sununu On Tightening Voting Laws, Funding Full-Day Kindergarten, & Courting 100 Businesses. During an Exchange interview, Governor Sununu insisted that a GOP-led effort to require people to provide proof they are connected to the community where they vote, is not … Continue reading
Posted in Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged Chris Sununu, New Hampshire, NHPR
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