HAVERHILL — Michael Galli is “cautiously optimistic” that the Legislature will pass laws that both increase the base-adequacy rate per public-school student and address the constitutionality of the statewide education
Rep. David Luneau, D-Hopkinton, speaks in favor of House Bill 1128, which would require the administrator of the Education Tax Credit Scholarship program to open a nonprofit affiliate in the state. The bill was killed Thursday by the House.
This year s community celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Manchester will urge participants to join the social justice work to which the slain civil rights leader devoted his
The state of New Hampshire, in a court filing Thursday, asked for more time to come up with a solution to public education funding and challenged the court’s right to
A pair of court rulings finding the state’s education funding levels to be unconstitutionally low have set off a range of political reactions – from vows to take action to