HB1792

Myself - HUDSON - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Elizabeth A Levesque HUDSON, NH

Myself - Gilsum - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Newmarket - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Milan - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Roland Abrahams Milan, NH

Myself - Francestown - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Teachers should not be punished for teaching factual information to students.

Myself - Goffstown - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, John Adams Goffstown, NH

Myself - Deerfield - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Hooksett - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Ashley Aders Hooksett, NH

Myself - Hooksett - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Micah Aders Hooksett, NH

Myself - Londonderry - NH

Education Policy and Administration

This bill is once again an attempt to censor what teachers can talk about in their classrooms. "Critical race theory" is a law-school graduate level course. No one is teaching critical race theory in schools; it would seem that some of our state legislators want to change the definition of the term to mean that no one can talk about race, which makes no sense. Please let the teachers teach history; we parents don't want the state government spending so much time and effort trying to censor classroom speech. Hearing that gay people exist isn't going to make kids gay. Hearing about black people isn't going to ... turn kids black? I'm not even sure what the fear is there. Please work on funding public education, and let the teachers teach.

Myself - Bedford - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Good afternoon Chair and members of the committee. My name is Aaria Ahdi, and I am a high school student. I am here to respectfully oppose HB 1792-FN. As a student currently in the public school system, I can tell you that learning about history, identity, and different perspectives is not “indoctrination” , it's education. School is one of the only places where we are exposed to people who are different from us, and understanding those differences helps us become more informed, respectful, and prepared adults. This bill uses very broad and unclear language like “LGBTQ+ ideology,” “identity-based ideologies,” and “division,” which could make teachers afraid to discuss real history, civil rights, or even students’ lived experiences. When laws are this vague, the result isn’t neutrality, it's silence, confusion, and fear in classrooms. The bill also creates a system where schools and teachers could be sued, which shifts the focus away from learning and toward legal risk. Instead of helping students succeed in math, science, reading, and critical thinking, schools may feel pressured to avoid any topic that could possibly be controversial. That hurts students. We need classrooms where we can ask hard questions, think critically, and learn how our country has grown, including both its achievements and its mistakes. As a student, I don’t feel harmed by learning about racism, inequality, or LGBTQ+ people existing in society. Those are realities of the world we live in. What would harm students is pretending those topics don’t exist or making certain groups of students feel like their identities cannot even be mentioned in school. Education should prepare us for the real world, not a filtered version of it. I respectfully ask you to consider how this bill would actually affect students’ daily learning environments. Please vote against HB 1792-FN. Thank you for your time.

Myself - Freedom - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Amherst - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Moultonborough - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Hudson - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Kimberly Allan

Myself - Somersworth - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Newmarket - NH

Education Policy and Administration

I spent years as a public educator in Dover, and I ask you to oppose this bill.

Myself - Littleton - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Stephen Allen Littleton, NH

Myself - Dover - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - New Durham - NH

Education Policy and Administration

If this is the sort of thing you want, you might consider moving to North Korea or Russia. A bill like this has no place in the United States of America. Public education is what has made this country strong. What has hate done for us?

Myself - Keene - NH

Education Policy and Administration

No one in the LGBTQ+ community is seeking to indoctrinate your children! They simply want to live in peace just like the rest of us. Children need to learn about different people's lifestyles in order to become loving, open-minded adults.

Myself - Merrimack - NH

Education Policy and Administration

As an educator, this bill discussion is a waste of our precious time. No decent educator is forcing children to agree with "certain ideologies" - rather, if after learning the facts, everybody agrees, maybe that points to the verity of the subject.

Myself - Londonderry - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Keene - NH

Education Policy and Administration

I oppose this bill.

Myself - Nashua - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Candy

Myself - Concord - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - New Hampton - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Students have a right to learn history with all its warts.and glories. That means confronting some ugly things this nation has done, but it also means celebrating the many ways we have worked to ameliorate racism, bigotry against religious or ethnic groups, hatred targeting people whose sexuality differs from their own. Recognizing tht certain groups have faced injustice is the only way we as a nation can honor ALL of our citizens. Critical race theory means different things to different groups, but I am filled with pride when I think of the work my fifth graders did researching civil rights issues. Far from feeling shame or guilt, my students felt.that they could and would be allies for underdogs in society. They learned about some horrible injustices, but they also learned about true American heroes who fought for us all to.love this land, and care for each other.

Myself - Manchester - NH

Education Policy and Administration

American Atheists - Cranford - NJ

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Lisbon - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Walpole - NH

Education Policy and Administration

I oppose this bill because it shows little respect for the expertise of educators and their understanding of the student population. Moreover it seeks to penalize teachers financially for not agreeing with a certain point of view. Joanna Andros

Myself - Bedford - NH

Education Policy and Administration

We should not be promoting race theories or sexual orientation at public schools.

Myself - Litchfield - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Hollis - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Derry - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Jessica Araniz Derry, NH

Myself - Warren - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Lebanon - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Nashua - NH

Education Policy and Administration

This is legalizing bigotry and I don't think children should be exposed to to this material.

Myself - Deering - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Nashua - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Suzanne Arundale Nashua, NH

Myself - Grantham - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Concord - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Jessica Aughenbaugh Concord, NH

Myself - Lebanon - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Please oppose this bill! By explicitly targeting LGBTQ+ topics, HB 1792 signals to LGBTQ+ students that who they are is inherently controversial or wrong, rather than simply part of the diverse reality of our communities. Schools already struggle with bullying, depression, and suicide risk among LGBTQ+ youth; removing affirming, factual discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity will make schools less safe, not more. Age-appropriate education that acknowledges LGBTQ+ people helps students feel seen and allows teachers and counselors to respond effectively when a child is being harassed or is in crisis. HB 1792 creates a private right of action, allowing individuals to sue if they believe a teacher or district has violated the law. That invites litigation over classroom conversations, reading assignments, or even one-off comments, forcing districts to spend scarce resources on lawyers and insurance instead of teachers, counselors, and supports for students. The threat of lawsuits will encourage overly cautious “self-censorship” that harms educational quality across the board.

ACLU of NH - Concord - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - MERRIMACK - NH

Education Policy and Administration

“I Support this Bill.”

Myself - BROOKLINE - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Please stop meddling in classrooms and allow teachers academic freedom.

Myself - Keene - NH

Education Policy and Administration

I strongly oppose Bill 1792. The wording in this bill is pious and hypocritical to our country's historical truth creating cognitive dissonance. You cannot change the truth or the past because you don't like it. You have to learn from the past to grow . You heal a society by remembering past historical generations and learning from the good and bad aspects that occur so you don't keep repeating the the harm governments has done to society. We are a whole nation made of many people.

Myself - Antrim - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, Please support this common sense legislation. Education used to be about reading, writing, and arithmetic, but because of a huge swing to the left within the beliefs of the educational community, many schools have become indoctrination centers. Let's end that and get back to the basics. Sincerely, Paul and Julie Babb

Myself - GILFORD - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Rindge - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Groton - NH

Education Policy and Administration

As a former teacher I believe if enacted,this bill will harm NH students.

Myself - Hampstead - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Stoddard - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Stoddard - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Dover - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Nancy Bailey Dover, NH

Myself - Piermont - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Rochester - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Exposing students to views and lifestyles other than their down is not indoctrination.

Myself - Concord - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Dover - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Manchester - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Lebanon - NH

Education Policy and Administration

These kinds of restrictions should not be put on our schools and our teachers!

Myself - Exeter - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Concord - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Newmarket - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Teaching a full range of ideas and critical thinking skills are important parts of a complete education. We should not be limiting the topics or ideas that can be discussed in the classroom. This is a discriminatory bill, that will only harm, and not help the students of NH.

Myself - pembroke - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Cornish - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Concord - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Rye - NH

Education Policy and Administration

February 1, 2026: Dear Legislators: I OPPOSE this bill and I ask you to do the same. Let the professionals teach. Let us not micromanage the education of our soon to be adults. I was raised in a UCC church environment. "What would Jesus do? " will always be a part of my decision making as an adult. Jesus would not judge, and he would welcome all the children to be there true authentic selves. Blessed Be, Suzanne Barton 03870'

Myself - Barrington - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - amherst - MA

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Dover - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Gilsum - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Warner - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Hampstead - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Vivian Bates Hampstead, NH

Myself - Manchester - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Jake Batista Manchester, NH

Myself - Antrim - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Critical race theory and LGBTQ ideologies are not taught in schools. This bill is harassment of teachers and should be voted down.

Myself - LEBANON - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Critical race theory is incredibly real and important. I support our schools teaching it, as even more important in our small mostly white state to have other perspectives and input. But if we aren't going to teach it, absolutely do not ban it. This is racist rhetoric from this administration that is not OK in NH. We need progress, not regression. Thank you for your time.

Myself - Exeter - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Durham - NH

Education Policy and Administration

This bill will lead to the dumbing down of our population. I oppose this bill and hope the legislature will vote against it as well.

Myself - Claremont - NH

Education Policy and Administration

I am against this bill for many reasons, including the following: 1. It is unnecessary fearmongering. Nobody is trying to indoctrinate our children with some hypothetical leftist Marxist ideology. 2. We have a severe teaching shortage as it is. Threatening teachers with personal fines and revocation of license because some parent got offended is not going to help this situation. 3. There are many, many things that the legislature should be doing to improve education in New Hampshire that would be far more useful than this, namely properly funding education at the state level. Saying that schools should be funded locally and then trying to force useless legislation like this on local districts is complete hypocrisy. Please vote against this bill.

Myself - Antrim - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Cheri Beauchemin Antrim, NH

Myself - Hudson - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Windham - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Monica Beaulieu Windham, NH

Myself - Concord - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Education is essential to give citizens a voice about their fundamental rights and CHOICE for self-autonomy, including gender and sexual preference. No matter the age of citizens. Educators tailor to age groups. This proposal is anti-freedom, irresponsibly right-wing driven and unnecessary. A diverse society is a free society we do not impose ignorance!

Myself - Fremont - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Bow - NH

Education Policy and Administration

The fact that this bill is sponsored by Kristin Noble, who wants to to segregate our schools immediately gives me a reason to believe this bill is damaging to our children. This bill sows division and is an attempt to take the voice of anyone who does not have her extreme right wing ideologies. Our education system should allow students to be able to look at both sides of an argument and make decisions that they feel are best for themselves and their society. This bill aims to keep information that is not strictly right wing from students. Extreme ideology does not belong in schools, but if you want to block left wing ideology, you need to block right wing as well.

Myself - ROCHESTER - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Alton - NH

Education Policy and Administration

This bill effectively prohibits the open discussion or exploration of base components of the human condition, human history, and the involvement of GOP-targeted members of NH communities, as well as critical members of American society and their moments in American history. This bill covers material and concepts that are highly subjective, as well as contested, in definition and would result in ongoing confusion and legal conflict, making it entirely unethical, impractical, and unenforceable. I strongly oppose this bill.

Myself - Newmarket - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Moultonborough - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Equality for all

Myself - Greenland - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Kensington - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Hanover - NH

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Myself - Contoocook - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Berlin - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Marlborough - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Students should be exposed to all personal identity concepts in society to become well rounded members of our society.

Myself - Bow - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Dalton - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Myself - Epping - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Hillsborough 44 - Weare - NH

Education Policy and Administration

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to express my strong support for HB 1792, the CHARLIE Act, which will protect New Hampshire students from political indoctrination in our schools. Key reasons I support this legislation: • Our children deserve an education focused on academics, not political ideology • Parents, not radical activists, should guide their children's moral and social development • Taxpayer-funded schools should not promote divisive political agendas • New Hampshire students need to learn critical thinking skills, not leftist talking points • This bill ensures our schools remain focused on educational excellence The Democrat education establishment has pushed their woke agenda on our kids long enough. It's time to get back to basics and ensure our schools serve students and families, not the radical left's political objectives. I urge you to vote YES on HB 1792 and stand with New Hampshire families against leftist indoctrination in our schools. Respectfully, Ross Berry Weare, NH