House Votes to Raise Dropout Age to 18 in NH
The New Hampshire House approved raising the compulsory school age from 16 to 18 in a 201-156 vote. The bill, backed by Gov. John Lynch, now goes to the Senate and then to the governor for signature. Critics urged more study while supporters cited keeping students in school for better jobs and state competitiveness. The measure also touches on education adequacy definitions and other education policy items reviewed by the Legislature.
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Hooksett Gossip Sparks Town Council Action
The Hooksett Town Council fired four female town employees after rumors about a relationship involving Town Administrator David Jodoin spread through Town Hall. The group known as The Hooksett 4 argued the action stemmed from gossip and could have led to a harassment case, while the council said the firings were to stop a national media circus and protect the town.
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