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Pressure has mounted on lawmakers for years to update New Hampshire’s “adequacy formula,” the structure that determines how much the state pays each public school district.

The Department of Education said subpoena power would only be used as a last resort in investigations. But critics warned it would give the commissioner excessive power during an era of increasing hostility towards teachers.

Proposed legislation in the House would allow the commissioner of the department to issue a subpoena “for persons, relevant documents, and relevant items” that would help it carry out any investigation.

The training session in New Hampshire is part of a growing and, some would say long overdue, effort to address the strains on educators' mental health.

One bill would test public school teachers’ loyalty to the United States. Another would let parents opt their children out of lessons they found objectionable.

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The teachers' union in Keene is blaming understaffing and lack of oversight in the district for a major increase in staff injuries. Many of the injuries…