New Hampshire educator applicants would have needed to pass tests

Applicants would have needed passing scores on education tests chosen by the state board. This would have covered people seeking New Hampshire licenses as administrators, teachers, instructional specialists, or educational specialists. For a career and technical education teacher, a local school board could have requested a waiver with a recommendation from a superintendent, principal, or career and technical education director. The state education department could have granted the waiver. These rules would have taken effect 60 days after passage, but the proposal failed.