Here is the “Education Clause” for all 50 states, found in their respective constitutions: State Education Clauses
Notice how in almost every case the state is mandated or required to “establish” a statewide system of public schools. Not in NH. Our Founding Fathers could read and write but they did no such thing. |More at CNHT
With total athletics revenue of $31.6 million, University of New Hampshire was the highest-grossing college sports programs in New Hampshire in 2016, followed by Dartmouth College ($29.1 million) and Southern New Hampshire University ($9.2 million), according to a Watchdog.org analysis of U.S. Department of Education data. | Keep Reading at NH Watchdog
First, a series of surveys asked more than 30,000 people to prioritize a series of qualities about their state in categories such as health care, education, economy and quality of life.
Then McKinsey, the survey firm, teamed up with U.S. News & World Report to rank each of the 50 states in each category. And finally, U.S. News combined those surveyed priorities with the individual category rankings to come up with a score for each state. | More at NH Watchdog
Skip Murphy explains how the Windham School Board’s new transgender bathroom policy includes language that could infringe on first amendment rights by compelling speech with threats of disciplinary action and how he is trying to pry more details from the board. | More at GraniteGrok.com
“We have problems,” Chairman Gordon Hunt told his fellow library trustees this morning. “The selectmen didn’t hold a public hearing.”
The library-addition warrant article is invalid and will not be legally binding if voted on at Town Meeting because the selectmen have failed to hold a public bond hearing as required by statute. | More at Tuftonboro.net
The machinations of the Windham School Board concerning their Transgender Policy JBAB, for whatever reason, still bugs the heck out me. I really think that a lot of it is summed up in this part of the policy which does two dastardly actions: | Keep Reading at GraniteGrok.com
The NH Senate Ways and Means Committee backed legislation Wednesday that would exempt companies participating in the budding regenerative manufacturing industry from state business taxes and would forgive the student loans of those who work in the industry in New Hampshire. | Keep Reading at NHBR
The library-addition warrant article that will be presented at Town Meeting next week would “authorize the withdrawal of Four Hundred Sixteen Thousand Dollars ($416,000.00) from the existing Library Capital Reserve Fund and Four Hundred Ten Thousand Dollars ($410,000.00) from the Library Capital Donations Fund.” |Keep Reading at Tuftonboro.net
But what if someone feels like they are a UNH student or they intend to become one in the near future?
It is a well know fact that out-of-state tuition-paying college students are encouraged to tip political elections in New Hampshire. This violates federal law, but no one from the political parties to the Sec.of State to the NH AG gives a damn. In Fact, they rubber stamp it at every opportunity. | More at GraniteGrok.com
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