The State House is working to increase its control over public education at the same time it's working to decrease its funding obligations.
https://www.wmur.com/article/bill-book-materials-challenge-nh-schools-4826/70968307
No Kings events today were good, similar turnout to previous events I've attended.
My reflection for today: it's been 30 days since we started war. It's estimated to cost $2bil/day. So, $60bil total. You can fund the NH state budget for 8 years. You can fund all NH public schools for 15 years.
Disgusting stuff, but seeing folks of a similar mindset gives me some hope.

A bill that passed the New Hampshire Senate earlier this year proposes something that might sound familiar: funneling millions from the Renewable Energy Fund, designed to finance investment in green projects statewide, into the general fund.
Any little bit would help. The cost of special education (including transportation) is exploding across New Hampshire. "...The state does little to help; 85% of special education costs are borne by districts." That's another way of saying your property taxes.