[NH] NH Education Daily — November 1, 2026: How Adequacy Aid Actually Works

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Part one of a two-part look at New Hampshire adequate education aid: how the formula counts resident students, applies base and differentiated aid, subtracts the Statewide Education Property Tax, and adds targeted grants — plus a due-date check on the annual restraint and seclusion report. Sources: NH Fiscal Policy Institute, How NH Funds Public Education, Business New Hampshire Magazine, October 21, 2026: https://nhfpi.org/columns/how-nh-funds-public-education-business-new-hampshire-magazine/ ; NH Fiscal Policy Institute, New Hampshire's Education Funding Transition Means Reduced Aid for 109 Communities: https://nhfpi.org/resource/new-hampshires-education-funding-transition-means-reduced-aid-for-109-communities/ ; NH Department of Education, FY 2027 Adequate Education Aid — How the Cost of an Opportunity for an Adequate Education is Determined: http://doe.nhdoit.acsitefactory.com/sites/g/files/ehbemt326/files/inline-documents/sonh/fy-2027-adequacy-grant-explained-november-2025.pdf ; RSA 126-U:8, II (annual restraint and seclusion report, due November 1): http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/x/126-u/126-u-mrg.htm AI Generated

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