Families across New Hampshire are well acquainted with two truths. First, property taxes are excruciatingly high – and often highest for the least well-off. Second, school funding is inequitable – and, for many towns, insufficient. Since the early…
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by Dick Ames For the Monitor, Marjorie Porter For the Monitor, Staff Report For the Monitor, and Dave Luneau For the Monitor Families across New Hampshire are well acquainted with two truths. First, property taxes are excruciatingly high – and often highest for the least well-off. Second, school funding is inequitable – and, for many towns, insufficient. Since the early…
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