Too Much Bureaucracy Not Enough Help for Disabled
The writer of this article feels that cuts should be made to personnel who are not directly working with the disabled. Top heavy administration does not help those who need it the most. Keene Sentinel Note: This would work in education as well.Bill Would Eradicate ‘To See’ Problem (SB 16)
SB 16 is a NH Senate bill that has been co-sponsored by Sen. Barnes, Jr., Dist 17; Sen. Boutin, Dist 16; Sen. Carson, Dist 14; Sen. Forsythe, Dist 4; Sen. Gallus, Dist 1; Sen. Lambert, Dist 13; Sen. Merrill, Dist 21; Sen. Odell, Dist 8; Sen. Prescott, Dist 23; Sen....URGENT: NH Bill Would Allow Federalization of Education (HB 164)
There is a Bill before the NH Senate Education Committee giving the Legislature the authority to vote on the adoption of National Standards. (HB 164) Last year the APPOINTED NH Board of Ed. voted in favor of adopting National Standards. This Board is not...The Case for Repealing RGGI
Read more of this article by Joseph D’Aleo which appeared in Foster’s.. Participation in this plan over the past several years has cost family households in the state millions of dollars in higher electricity bills. The argument to justify this...Hollis K-12 Mission Statement
Read for yourself to discover just what the goal of education is today. Hollis-Brookline K-12VISITORS