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Reject HB 1263 NH Hostile Homeschool Bill

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Shelia Tharp
8 years ago

Home schooling should always be an options for nh families

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Maureen Kimball
8 years ago

Please vote against the bill

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Norman Todd McElrath
8 years ago

Home schooled kids I have seen typically show signs of higher education than their peers in the public school system.

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Kristine Evitts
8 years ago

I strongly disagree with this bill!!!!!!

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Jean Vaillancourt
8 years ago

Vote no!

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Paula Vaillancourt
8 years ago

Vote no!

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Richard Richardson
8 years ago

Do not pass this intrusive bill, that takes away rights of parents to educate their children the way they deem best. Government needs to get out of the business of education! Period.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Terrible bill! I was homeschooled from kindergarten to 12th grade, and I treasure my Christian education. Whenever I get married, I plan to homeschool my own children. If we let this invasive bill pass, it will not be long before more follow, and our homeschooling rights will be taken away completely before we know it.

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Shawn Post
8 years ago

More regulation is not what we need. Please oppose HB 1263.

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Timothy Murray
8 years ago

My grandchildren's education at their homes is stellar; their parents do not need more state intrusion into the process. Please vote down this bill!

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Craig Simpson
8 years ago

We oppose this bill and believe the current requirements are sufficient.

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Erin Simpson
8 years ago

I may not be perfect in teaching our children - but I certainly know what they ARE learning - and more importantly - what they're NOT. Who sets the "age appropriate" learning levels? Can my 5 year old test at a 3rd grade reading level, while my 10 year old struggles at a 4th grade level - and a legislator is going to determine my "ability" to teach? I don't think so. I know I'm supposed to be mild and respectful in "requesting" my representatives to vote against HB 1263 - but it's not a request - vote against it. It's bad politics and a sad attempt at legislation.

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David Simpson
8 years ago

Allowing the state, or "official" to determine whether my child is performing at a level they arbitrarily determine to be acceptable, not even a condition required for any other public or private school, isn't going to happen. Given the fact our local PUBLIC school, with a $6 MILLION budget is not able to achieve proficiency above 25% in math, and 50% in English - we'll leave the state before we allow legislators to determine our ability to teach (our God given right and responsibility) our children at home.

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Jaclyn
8 years ago

Derry NH

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Roy Thorkildsen
8 years ago

Please allow us parents to continue teaching our children the skills and morality that is the duty of all parents and was never meant to be full responsibility of any institution or government agency!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Hillsborough nh

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Bambi Alexander
8 years ago

This bill is a gross overstep of government interference that is not necessary, reasonable, or desirable.

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Judy
8 years ago

New Hampshire needs to stop following Massachusettes.....And to listen to their own citizens.......

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Hannah Lamarre
8 years ago

Please support homeschoolers. Do not allow this bill to pass. Homeschooling parents need our support, not more red tape and hoops to jump through. Do not undermine our role as parent and educators. We desire to raise our children to be well rounded mature adults that will contribute to society someday.

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Kendra Pitts
8 years ago

Protect homeschoolers!!!!