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New Hampshire Schools Get More Aid for Special Ed | Concord News
New Hampshire’s new law, House Bill 1563, could unlock millions in extra state funding for schools serving students with special needs—but at a steep cost: more paperwork, stricter rules, and a tougher approval process. Starting in 2028, schools will qualify for reimbursement at a lower cost threshold, helping more students, though the state will pay less for the most expensive cases. While the overall effect is expected to be positive, administrators warn the added compliance burden could strain already overworked districts. It’s a step toward fairness—but with a hefty administrative price…
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