After setbacks, NH school choice advocates propose open enrollment pilot program
New Hampshire’s education freedom account program was built on incrementalism.
May 22, 2026
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After setbacks, NH school choice advocates propose open enrollment pilot program
Valley News • Ethan Dewitt
New Hampshire’s school choice debate is moving from private and homeschool funding to a more basic question: should a child’s public school options be limited by a family’s address? A proposed open-enrollment pilot would start small, but the larger tension is unmistakable—between local control, school finances, and parents seeking a better fit for their children.
Ethan Dewitt
Valley News
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