Tim Ames

This is another attempt to push the responsibility of funding state public education to the property tax payer, The state has a obligation to fund an adequate education, not move the goal post closer to their denial of that responsibility. If the state spent as much time and money to uplift public education as these bill and school vouchers are doing to tear it apart, NH could have a successful public education program across the state. Start putting the focus on supporting the system that is in place and legislate so that it is propped up and successful for every resident across the state. Then each community wins, educated folks stop leaving the state for better opportunities and businesses will be able to flourish with great employees!