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There's a public hearing on the bill on February 3 with the Senate Education Committee. Sign in to express your opposition at gc.nh.gov/remotecommit...
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January 28, 2026 at 2:28 PM
There's a public hearing on the bill on February 3 with the Senate Education Committee. Sign in to express your opposition at gc.nh.gov/remotecommit...
As Gov. Ayotte pointed out in her veto message, NH law already gives parents a right to opt their kids out of course materials they find personally objectionable. The state shouldn't be legislating questions of literary value, especially through a system that invites people to sue our schools.
January 5, 2026 at 3:20 PM
As Gov. Ayotte pointed out in her veto message, NH law already gives parents a right to opt their kids out of course materials they find personally objectionable. The state shouldn't be legislating questions of literary value, especially through a system that invites people to sue our schools.
Parents already have a right to opt their kids out of school materials they find inappropriate. New Hampshire doesn't need a law that calls for monetary penalties against school districts based on subjective standards of what is or isn’t objectionable.
December 15, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Parents already have a right to opt their kids out of school materials they find inappropriate. New Hampshire doesn't need a law that calls for monetary penalties against school districts based on subjective standards of what is or isn’t objectionable.
You can tell Gov. Kelly Ayotte you want a veto for HB 324 by calling (603) 271-2121 or emailing [email protected].
May 16, 2025 at 12:39 PM
You can tell Gov. Kelly Ayotte you want a veto for HB 324 by calling (603) 271-2121 or emailing [email protected].