NH tops the list as the BEST STATE FOR KIDS!🚀
The @AECFNews Kids Count study shows we set the gold standard for kids + families for a second year in a row!
#1 OVERALL
#1 FOR HEALTH
#1 FOR FAMILIES
#2 FOR ECONOMIC WELL-BEING
#4 FOR EDUCATION
NH = Go for Launch to Planet Kid!🪐
@NewHampshireDOT@GovChrisSununu **and take a minute to thank your dedicated DOT snow crew for working days, nights, weekends and holidays to keep NH safe 😊❤️💯
PLEASE SHARE: Families whose children were eligible for free and reduced meals in the 22-23 school year can apply for $120 in additional benefits (to replace meals when kids were not in school during summer ‘23.
Application will only be open until Nov. 30. See details in flier!
Looking forward to talking with @RepBonamici and @RepAshleyHinson tomorrow about their work as co-chairs of the bipartisan Child Care + PreK Caucus. (And you can join us at noon on 10/19 - RSVP here.) https://t.co/WNFQ760Onn
With over two decades of service to New Hampshire under his belt, as Colonel of the @NH_StatePolice Mark Hall will continue to uphold the Granite State's exemplary record of public service and safety. Glad to swear Mark in today!
Streamlining and reducing regulations for professional licensure is critical to keeping New Hampshire’s economy one of the strongest in the nation.
Working with Director Courtney as we start rolling back outdated policies and make it easier than ever to do business in the 603!
Advocates from across the spectrum on the frontlines of providing care and support services have spoken loud and clear: Rep. Edwards’ floor amendment to HB49 must be supported. It’s what’s right for our kids and families to build a safer, healthier community.
Read their letter:
The U.S. spends a mere 0.3% of its GDP on early education & child care—while U.S. parents spend roughly 19% of their wages on care costs.
For comparison: Iceland allocates ~1.8% of its GDP for child care—so parents spend just 5% of their earnings. https://t.co/QYfHqu4TbM
Folks, you all know 12 years is not enough to win the economic competition for the 21st Century.
If you want America to have the best-educated workforce, let’s finish the job on pre-school for 3- and 4-year-olds.
And give public school teachers a raise.
This is great, but who will take care of the children while the cranes are operating and factories open? Please, please, please pay attention to child care. #childcare
Respectfully, @POTUS you have left child care teachers out again. Many public school teachers need child care to go to work. And a reminder,
most child care teachers do not have health care or retirement benefits. Please figure out how to give child care teachers a raise too.
As we continue to see a drop in temperatures this weekend, dress for the cold so you don’t fall victim to frostbite! Visit https://t.co/Qo1kPFn3ys to learn more about the symptoms and how to respond in the event it happens to you. #ReadyNH#BePrepared
Join the Endowment for Health, @ChildTrends & NH community members January 19th, 11:00 am ET to discuss the Early Childhood Equity Study. Child Trends and community co-researchers will share lessons learned from conversations with parents and caregivers.
https://t.co/ZyW6SYvLah
With a funding cliff looming, it’s time for Congress to come together on a bipartisan basis to avert the collapse of the child care industry. New from @ehaspel. https://t.co/vPJXyOMygP
Today Manchester Police Officers held a graveside ceremony for Officer Michael Briggs who died in line of duty 16 years ago. He was 35 years old and had been with the MPD for 5 yrs.
Officer Briggs and his sacrifice will never be forgotten. Thank you for your service.