Nine lawmakers would have reviewed how New Hampshire pays for public schools and suggested ways to rely less on local property taxes.
Five House members and four senators would have studied school funding and suggested ways to rely less on local property taxes. They would have reported by November 1, 2025.
A committee of lawmakers would have studied school funding and recommended other ways to raise money. It would have included five House members and four senators and focused on New Hampshire public schools and local property taxes. The House speaker and Senate president would have chosen its members. If passed, the committee would have first met within 45 days and sent its report by November 1, 2025.
No hearings or votes scheduled.