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MacDonald: NH Ranks Last In % Of State Ed Revenue vs. NH Schools Rank Top 5 In The Nation

Sometimes the Internet lords hand you low-hanging fruit, and this is one such occasion. Just days apart, two headlines land in my inbox.

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Sometimes the internet lords hand you low-hanging fruit, and this is one such occasion. Just days apart, these two headlines land in my inbox.

New Hampshire Schools Rank Top Five in the Nation

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New Hampshire schools are top five in the nation according to new rankings from WalletHub released today. Governor Kelly Ayotte released the following statement highlighting the new ranking:

Report: New Hampshire ranks last in percentage of education revenue provided by state

According to a nonpartisan research group, overall state revenue to New Hampshire schools over the past 15 years has been declining when adjusted for inflation, beginning with a shift of teacher retirement costs onto local taxpayers.

The left's obsession with a statewide property tax by any means (in this case, more ed funding) and the lie that more money equals better achievement have to decide how to proceed.

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