New Hampshire Senate Bill 272 (SB272) is coming up for a vote in the NH House this week and probably tomorrow, Thursday, May 18th. It is the Parental Rights Bill. Legislation that the following School Board Members want them to vote down.
These elected school board members don’t want parents to have rights over their own children in the public schools for which these parents pay. It’s insulting to parents, guardians, and caregivers.
They are, of course, entitled to their opinion, and you are entitled to know theirs.
The following list was sent to me via email. Please take a moment to read it.
If you plan to contact your legislator(s) before tomorrow morning to let them know that you support parents’ rights, please be brief and polite.
School Board Members opposed to the Parental Rights Bill – resorted alphabetically by town.
Carrie Neil, Barrington
Andrea Cambell, Bedford
Kara LaMarche, Bedford
Erin Talcott, Bethlehem
Whitney Skillen, Claremont
Jennifer Gallagher, Claremont
Jonathan Weinberg, Concord
Danielle Palmer, Deerfield
Nate Oxnard, Deerfield
Ellen O’Donnell, Deerfield
Kendra Cohen, Deerfield
Cairnie Pokorney, Derry
Michelle Clancy, Dover
Patrick O’Day, Exeter
Patty Surette, Exeter
Heather Ikemire, Exeter
Laurie Cass, Franklin
Liz Cote, Franklin
Shane Rozamus, Goffstown
Nicole Bump, Goffstown
Desiree Potter, Hampton Falls
Norm Goupil, Hopkinton
Julie Turner, Manchester
Chris Potter, Manchester
Jason Monilla, Manchester
Jessica Wheeler Russell, Merrimack Valley School District
Heather Raymond, Nashua
Regan Lamphier, Nashua
Amy Manzelli, Pembroke
Cynthia Diane Foss, Wilton
Brianne Lavalle, Wilton and Lydenborough
Note: This list is not exhaustive. It is still possible and likely that other board members not listed have contacted their legislator(s) in opposition to parental rights and SB 272.
