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Another Ed Funding Amendment Rejected
By Laura Knoy on Wednesday, May 14, 2008.
The Governor, the Speaker, and Republican leaders all supported the amendment, but a backbench revolt from both sides of the aisle left it dead in the water. We’ll do the autopsy, find out where we go from here, and ask whether lawmakers can ever solve education funding.
Guests
- Josh Rogers, State House reporter for NHPR
- Tom Fahey, State House Bureau Chief for the New Hampshire Union Leader
We'll also hear from
- David Hess, Republican state representative from Hooksett
- Mark Joyce, president of the New Hampshire School Administrators’ Association
- Andrew Renzullo, Republican state representative from Hudson and co-chair of the New Hampshire House Republican Alliance
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It's all well & good for politicians to say they should keep on trucking. What about the children affected? 25 years ago I stood up in a meeting in Kittery & wondered if the improvements to Traip Academy would occur before my daughter graduated (she was 11). Regrettably, it didn't happen!