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A parent's duty to instruct his child supersedes the state's duty.
Links
- NH Politics - Constitutional Issues of Local Control
- CACR 14 State Control of Education Amendment
- NH Senate Standing Committees
- CACR 12 State Control of Education Amendment
- Special Committee on Education Funding Reform
- HB 542 Parental Rights of Conscience wrt Instruction
- HB 429 Parental Rights to Remove 16yo from School
- House Education Commitee
- HB 329 Parental Notification for Abortion on Minors
- NH Families for Education
- Find a Legislator
Blog Archive
Legislation
- 0. Action Items and News (31)
- 1. PARENTS FIRST Legislation (20)
- 1a. Restoring Compulsory Attendance Law to its Original Purpose (13)
- 2. Original NH Compulsory Attendance Law of 1871 (1)
- 3. Restoring "due process" rights (3)
- 3a. Presumption of Guilt (3)
- 3c. Equal Treatment (2)
- 4. House Education Committee (1)
- 4a. Rep. Rous' letter to NH DOE in Opposition to House Vote (3)
- 4b. House Education Sub-Committee (1)
- 4c. House Education Committee Actions (8)
- 6a. Early laws on parent's duty (14)
- 6b. Early history on parent's duty (4)
- 6c. Legal Rights and Duties of Parents (10)
- 6d. Archived Newspaper Articles (2)
- 7. Frequently Asked Questions (2)
- Contact Us (2)
Supporting the right of parents to educate their children as they see fit.