The message:
Our schools are places of learning, not censorship – but NH state lawmakers will soon vote on HB 1792, a vague, confusing, and unconstitutional bill that would create censorship in public schools and subject hardworking teachers to legal penalties.
Similar to the two prior attempts by the legislature in the last few years to censor what can be taught in our state's classrooms (both of which have been declared unconstitutional and are part of ongoing litigation), this bill would discriminate against some viewpoints and promote some views over others.
This extreme bill is yet another attack on teachers who are simply doing their jobs and ensuring all New Hampshire students are seen and heard in their classrooms.
Take action and tell your state senator: say NO to classroom censorship and OPPOSE HB 1792!
