Votes in New Hampshire are still being counted, but voters in the embattled Claremont School District passed its budget, while saying no to a budget cap.

The state plans to ask the Supreme Court to overrule its 1990s school funding rulings, potentially changing the landscape of public education funding.

Voters in Claremont Tuesday defeated a petitioned article to cap annual budget increases, elected Don Lavalette and Brian Rapp to the School Board and easily approved a $42.9 million budget.

The Claremont school funding decision in New Hampshire has significant consequences for taxation and education funding in the state.

In Claremont, NH, a petition article asks voters to implement a budget cap by requiring the School Board to submit a budget (for 2027-28) that is not higher than the 2025-26 per pupil cost times the ...

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For what is believed to be the first time, the state plans to ask the Supreme Court to overrule its foundational 1990s school funding rulings that established a constitutional duty for the state to ...

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Local school board members, superintendents and other public-school advocates opposed two identical bills (SB 659 and HB 1815) aimed at rebuffing the Supreme Court’s call for the Legislature to ...

If the New Hampshire Supreme Court heeds the state’s anticipated request to overrule a pair of landmark school funding rulings, it would be among the most significant reversals of precedent in the ...