[NH] NH Education Daily — November 9, 2026: The Majority That Didn't Adopt

From Education Across the States · 7:01

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The promised Monday re-check finds the state's restraint and seclusion report eight days past due, and a town-by-town tally shows the school tax cap won a majority in 201 towns — including many where it never became law — reshaping how every board should build its FY2028 budget. Sources: RSA 126-U:8 (annual restraint and seclusion report, due November 1); Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, November 6, 2026, analysis of House Republican town-by-town Question 2 results reported to the NH Secretary of State (majority support in 201 towns, under 50 percent in 35; Bedford 59.2 percent yes); New England News Press, November 6, 2026 (NHSBA executive director statement; Reaching Higher NH preliminary count); NH State Board of Education rulemaking Notice 2026-177, Ed 1400 Learn Everywhere rewrite (hearing November 12, 2026, noon, NH Department of Education Events Center, 25 Hall Street, Concord; written comments due November 19, 2026 to [email protected]); RSA 198:41, IV (FY2028 adequacy aid estimates by November 15). AI Generated

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