The first lady's AI rollout wasn't about innovation. It was a window into an education agenda built on privatization, profit, and devaluation of teachers.

It is Teacher Appreciation Week and some New Hampshire parents are highlighting the extra mile teachers often go for their students with special needs.It includes first grader Ben O’Reilly at

The Disability Rights Center-NH has announced that it too has found evidence of potential abuse occurring at the Sununu Youth Services Center, formerly known as the Youth Detention Center or YDC, in…

S.B. 101 would force mandatory open enrollment across New Hampshire, allowing state education funding to follow students out of their home districts—while the schools left behind absorb the costs. This isn't about helping all public schools, families and students. It's about draining already underfunded public schools to subsidize transfers that only a small number of families can realistically use. The families with the time, transportation and resources to send their children to another district will benefit. Everyone else—the students who stay, the educators who serve them, and the local taxpayers who fund the buildings—will pay the price. S.B. 101 provides no meaningful protections for students with disabilities, threatens jobs and programs in property-poor communities, and shifts costs onto local property taxpayers who are already overburdened. Gov. Ayotte can stop this bill. Use the form below to send her a message: Reject open enrollment and invest in the public schools that serve every child in every community.