Series: How the Public School Industry Spenders Hurt the Community of Bedford
This series will take a look back at how the community of Bedford has been affected adversely by the spending of almost $80M on a school that was not wanted, not needed, and could not be afforded by most of the taxpayers of that town. Buyer’s remorse is now...Bankrupting the Village: Timeline of Bedford
Note: This is the last of a series of articles on how the Bedford School Industry Spenders hurt the community of Bedford just as we predicted their actions would. We offer you the timeline after revisiting some related articles from 2003-2006 before the new school was...Restore Local Control to Education (CACR 8)
UPDATE – This bill is coming up for a Roll Call Vote on Wednesday, February 18, 2009. CACR 8 [Constitutional Amendment Concurrent Resolution 8] would reestablish the recognition of local control of education in the New Hampshire Constitution. Bill text: CACR 8...Record-Breaking Crowd Sends Message to Legislators
February 13, 2009 HSLDA The New Hampshire legislature is known as the third-largest representative body in the world, ranking behind U.S. Congress and British Parliament. It also has an interesting tradition that all bills newly introduced get an up or down vote by...Agents of Change
How people in the education business are recruited to be ‘agents of change’ and why. Download the free book Deliberate Dumbing Down [7 MB]VISITORS