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Top NEA-NH News

Ayotte signs bills on school choice, parental bill of rights

Byron Donalds · New Hampshire

Ayotte signs bills on school choice, parental bill of rights

44% Right coverage: 18 sources

One of the bills grants universal access to Education Freedom Accounts, and the other creates a new parental bill of rights in education.See the Story

DC Public Schools Introduces Bell-to-Bell Cellphone Ban for Next School Year

DC Public Schools Introduces Bell-to-Bell Cellphone Ban for Next School Year

69% Center coverage: 16 sources

Citing success at schools that already have strict cellphone policies, D.C. is banning cellphones for students in middle and high schools starting this fall. The new policy, which is scheduled to go into effect Aug. 25, is a bell-to-bell ban. Secondary students won’t be able to use their devices in between classes or at lunch, instead putting them away at the start of the day and retrieving them at the end. The announcement comes months after D.…See the Story

NH Senate Republicans Pass State Budget; Negotiations with House Next

Senate · New Hampshire

NH Senate Republicans Pass State Budget; Negotiations with House Next

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

On Thursday, the New Hampshire Senate approved its version of the state budget following more than four hours of debate.See the Story

6/14/25: NEA-NH Legislative Update – Universal Vouchers Now Law of the Land – NEA-NH

Universal Vouchers Now Law of the Land; 500 Applications in the First Day On Tuesday, Governor Kelly Ayotte signed SB 295 into law, eliminating income caps for the state’s unaccountable […]Concord, New Hampshire · Concord Read Article

School Accreditation Heads Meet to Discuss Private School Vouchers

At its bi-annual meeting, 50 heads of private and parochial American accreditation agencies discussed the new legislation that will grant education vouchers to parents who send their children to private schools. Full StoryUnited States · United States See the Story

5/31/25: NEA-NH Legislative Update – Big Week Ahead at the State House – NEA-NH

As Legislative Session and School Year Come to an End, Lawmakers Poised to Vote on Slate of Bills that Impact Public Education Next week it’s all about the House and […]Concord, New Hampshire · Concord Read Article

5/23/25: NEA-NH Legislative Update – Five Anti-Public Education Bills Heading to Governor Ayotte – NEA-NH

Week Re-Cap: So-Called “Parental Rights” Kicked to June 5; Senate Sends Subpoena and Youth Risk Behavior Survey Opt-In Bills to Governor This week, the House special ordered SB 72, one […]Senate · Concord Read Article

5/17/25: NEA-NH Legislative Update – Book Ban Bill Heading to the Governor – NEA-NH

Re-Cap: Book Ban, Unlicensed Part-Time Teacher, and Educator Code of Conduct Expansion Bills Headed to the Governor It was a disappointing week at the State House. The New Hampshire Senate […]Concord, New Hampshire · Concord Read Article

Hillsborough County Schools Remove Books After State Threatens Legal Action

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Florida’s Attorney General and Education Commissioner are demanding Hillsborough County Schools immediately remove certain books they claim are “patently pornographic” and harmful to minors. In a letter sent this week, Attorney General James Uthmeier warned the district that keeping the books on school shelves could violate state law. “This letter didn’t say, ‘Hey Hillsborough, review these books,’ it said remove them, or we…Senate See the Story

Letter from President Tuttle: This Teacher Appreciation Week, Let’s Turn Appreciation into Action – NEA-NH

Every day, teachers are nurturing and supporting our precious students in classrooms across New Hampshire. Teachers dedicate their careers and their lives to providing young Granite Staters with the tools […]New Hampshire · New Hampshire Read Article

5/2/25: NEA-NH Legislative Update – NEA-NH

Re-Cap of the Week While schools were out on April break, the pace at the State House was slower, too, but there were still some significant actions taken in each […]Concord, New Hampshire · Concord Read Article

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