The N.H. News Recap for May 13, 2022: 'Parental bill of rights' in schools, police records and traffic stops
We get the latest news from around New Hampshire on this edition of the N.H. News Recap.
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NH Democrats race to save first-in-the-nation primary from uncertainty
The Democratic National Committee opted to put New Hampshire and all other early nominating states in the hot seat.
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Senate set to block effort by House to repeal Sununu paid family leave
The New Hampshire Senate appears poised to defeat an attempt by the House to repeal Gov. Chris Sununu’s paid family and medical leave program
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Bill requiring personal finance, sexual violence prevention instruction in public schools advances
A bill to require personal finance literacy and sexual violence prevention instruction in New Hampshire schools is closer to becoming law.
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Senate kills proposed expansion of education tax credit program
The New Hampshire Senate killed a proposed expansion of the state’s education tax credit program Thursday
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Edelblut op-ed on family values in classroom sparks cultural debate
The opinion piece, which Edelblut released April 15, stresses the importance of teachers respecting “the value systems of the families responsible for raising them.”
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Senate committee votes against Liquor Commission cannabis legalization bill
The Senate Ways and Means Committee recommended killing a House bill to legalize cannabis and allow the state to sell it through the Liquor Commission.
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NH parents push for special education watchdog, face opposition
Many New Hampshire school districts separate students with individualized education plans rather than integrating the children into a classroom.
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Editor's Notebook: A milestone for the Bulletin – New Hampshire Bulletin
One year ago, on April 14, 2021, the Bulletin officially became a New Hampshire news outlet.
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Valley News - Column: History sets precedent for attack on education
Are attacks on public education part of a larger war against democracy? If so, it’s an assault, often unacknowledged, that goes back for years in the United States.Darren Marcy’s March 16 Valley News story, “Half the budget, twice as mad,” begins with...
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