New Hampshire House panel advances broad restrictions on educational materials
On November 5, 2025, the New Hampshire House Education Policy and Administration Committee voted 10-8 to approve an amendment to Senate Bill 33.
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NEA-New Hampshire president joins advocates during Banned Books Week
As Banned Books Week is observed from October 5 to 11, 2025, advocates in New Hampshire are highlighting concerns about efforts to censor educational materials and the ongoing debate over…
Federal judge halts enforcement of NH ban on diversity programs in most public schools
A federal court in New Hampshire has issued a preliminary injunction that blocks, for nearly all public school districts, the enforcement of a state law banning diversity, equity, and inclusion…
Federal judge halts enforcement of NH ban on diversity programs in schools
A federal court in New Hampshire has issued a temporary restraining order blocking enforcement of a new law that bans diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in the state’s K-12…
Governor Ayotte signs SB 295, removing income cap on school vouchers
Governor Kelly Ayotte has signed SB 295 into law, a bill that removes income eligibility requirements for New Hampshire’s private school voucher program.
Gov. Ayotte signs controversial school voucher expansion into law
Gov. Kelly Ayotte has signed into law two controversial bills in New Hampshire.
Cellphone ban in NH schools advances to governor
The bell-to-bell cellphone prohibition in public schools has advanced through the House and Senate as part of a state budget trailer bill.
New Hampshire’s new state budget raises concerns over educational funding priorities
Governor Ayotte has signed the new state budget into law, prompting reactions from various stakeholders.
New Hampshire Supreme Court rules state fails in funding adequate public education
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that the state has not fulfilled its constitutional obligation to adequately fund public education.
New law allows unlicensed part-time teachers in NH public schools
Governor Kelly Ayotte has signed House Bill 90 into law, permitting unlicensed part-time teachers to work in New Hampshire’s public schools.
Governor Ayotte vetoes book ban bill affecting NH educators
Today, Governor Kelly Ayotte vetoed House Bill 324 in Concord, New Hampshire.
Governor Ayotte vetoes bill affecting youth risk behavior survey participation
Today, Governor Kelly Ayotte vetoed HB 446, a bill that proposed changing the Youth Risk Behavior Survey from an opt-out to an opt-in format.
New Hampshire Senate passes controversial book ban bill
Today, the New Hampshire Senate passed HB 324 along party lines.
Report highlights New Hampshire’s ongoing struggles with state public education funding
Four recent reports released by the National Education Association (NEA) shed light on the state of educator pay and school funding in New Hampshire and other parts of the United…
Legal agreement halts education department directive enforcement temporarily
CONCORD, N.H. – An important development has occurred in the ongoing lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education’s February 14, 2025, directive and the April 3, 2025, Certification Requirement.
NH House budget proposal sparks debate over education and healthcare priorities
The New Hampshire House approved a state budget proposal with a 185-175 vote, drawing critical responses for its potential impact on public education and healthcare services.
New Hampshire House rejects statewide school budget cap in bipartisan vote
The New Hampshire House has voted 206-165 to approve an amendment to HB 2, effectively discarding a statewide school budget cap.
National Right to Work Foundation issues guidance on AA flight attendant union dues increase
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has issued a legal notice to American Airlines flight attendants in response to reports that the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) has increased union dues by nearly 50 percent.
AFSCME urges Congress to vote on extending ACA tax credits after shutdown ends
AFSCME President Lee Saunders has issued a statement following the conclusion of the federal government shutdown.
IAM Local 1296 ratifies new four-year contract with Trane Technologies
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local 1296 in Clarksville, Tennessee, has ratified a four-year contract with Trane Technologies, one of the region’s largest employers and a longstanding manufacturer of…
AFT president criticizes lack of ACA tax credit restoration after shutdown ends
AFT President Randi Weingarten responded to the recent House vote that ended the federal government shutdown initiated by President Trump and congressional Republicans.
PSEA president comments on new state budget’s impact on Pennsylvania public schools
The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed the 2025-26 state budget, which is now awaiting Governor Josh Shapiro’s signature.
Sean Astin discusses early days as new SAG-AFTRA president in podcast interview
Longtime actor Sean Astin has begun his term as president of SAG-AFTRA, becoming the first second-generation leader of the union.