relative to the input-based accountability system requirements and enforcement.

Summary

The bill would force the New Hampshire Department of Education to hold back any grant money for a public school or district until it submits its input‑based accountability report by Jan. 15 of every even‑numbered year. School principals and district superintendents must certify the report’s accuracy, and the commissioner must verify it meets the required standards. It also eliminates a previous reporting rule for NEASC‑accredited schools.

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