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Governor Kelly Ayotte holds executive power over state education policy in New Hampshire.

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  1. Ayotte mentioned efforts to collaborate on school safety initiatives in Concord involving federal agencies.

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6 reports, 3 independent, last reported Jul 30. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Governor Kelly Ayotte holds executive power over state education policy in New Hampshire.

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  1. Ayotte mentioned efforts to collaborate on school safety initiatives in Concord involving federal agencies.Sub-event
  2. Ayotte signed a school funding cap law in New Hampshire, while David Bates filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State David Scanlan.Sub-event
  3. Ayotte championed a law requiring school bans, supported by a survey conducted by the Department of Education in the Manchester school district of New Hampshire.Sub-event
  4. Ayotte touted NH schools' top national ranking based on WalletHub analysis, with Republican lawmakers noting financial accountability.Sub-event
  5. Ayotte vetoed bills concerning marijuana cultivation.1 source
  6. Governor Ayotte's executive power over state education policy in New Hampshire.1 source

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