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Support HB 437 Aimed at Reading Proficiency for NH Students

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Jeannette Joly
3 months ago

I have a 3rd grader that can not read. Something needs to change and hold schools accountable

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Julia Henry
2 years ago

I am a parent

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Desjardins Barbara
2 years ago

I am a grandmother

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Joan Lanoie
2 years ago

I want all children to be able to go to school and learn, reading, writing, and arithmetic, nothing else, not to be brainwashed with their agenda

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Parent

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Shanna Sarrette
2 years ago

Concerned citizen/ aunt of 6yr old

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Jennifer Pike
2 years ago

You know my son's story!

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Donna Garganta
2 years ago

I defer to the expertise of our educated professional teachers to know the best methods of success to teach our children

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Angela Beresford
2 years ago

A must

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Elizabeth
2 years ago

Teacher

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Jennifer Beetle
2 years ago

Concerned Citizen

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Kristine Otis bergquist
2 years ago

We need to improve our education in any way.

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Francis Donuzzo
2 years ago

Wife is an elementary education major with her MA In education from UNH and has taught 1-2 graders for over 30 years. Phonics was always the base of a multi-step program for her students

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Judy Hiller
2 years ago

concerned citizen- get back to basics

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Jo Dolbeare
2 years ago

Concerned Grandparent

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Loni Seligman
2 years ago

Concerned grandmother and retired educator.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Concerned Parent!

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Mary Olea
2 years ago

Reading skills are crucial for lifelong learning.

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Margaret Allard
2 years ago

Concerned citizen

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Anonymous
2 years ago

A professional copywriter and concerned citizen