This bill aims to define the specific elements required to calculate the cost of an adequate education by repealing and reenacting RSA 193-E:2-b. The new legal language outlines the necessary resource elements for providing substantive educational content, which includes teachers, principals, administrative assistants, guidance counselors, library/media specialists, technology coordinators, custodians, instructional supplies, technology, professional development, facilities operations and maintenance, and transportation.

The bill effectively removes the previous version of RSA 193-E:2-b and replaces it with this detailed list of components essential for an adequate education. The act is set to take effect 60 days after its passage.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 193-E:2-
HB1121 text: 193-E:2-b