[Opinion] Court Sides with School Districts in Fight over State Funding

New Hampshire School Funding Ruled Unconstitutional - American Faith

New Hampshire’s Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the state’s current K-12 education funding system is unconstitutional, ordering Governor Kelly Ayotte and the legislature to address major shortfalls. The decision affirms a six-year legal challenge by school districts that argued the state has failed to meet its constitutional obligation to fund an adequate public education. The court mandated that the state spend at least $7,356 per student annu…

NE Take: Should We Spend $7,300 per Student?

On a special Wednesday edition of New England Take, what did the NH Supreme Court decide?!? A. J. breaks down the decision on Contoocook Valley School District v. State of New Hampshire to determine if Superior Court Judge David Ruoff’s ruling should stand, but will anything be enforced? Note: Justice 4 All is on Saturday ... Read more Source

Court sides with school districts in fight over state funding

(The Center Square) — New Hampshire is "woefully" underfunding its public schools, the state's highest court ruled on Tuesday, calling on the Ayotte administration and lawmakers to fix the "unconstitutional"

O'BRIEN: On Ed Funding, The Courts Should Stay in Their Lane

New Hampshire - O'BRIEN: On Ed Funding, The Courts Should Stay in Their Lane - NH Journal