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School funding injunction denied: New state aid plan to proceed [Aug 31 2005 pB1+]
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Education lawsuit answered: State: Districts must prove plan inadequate [Aug 25 2005 pA1]
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School test scores are on the rise: Region's 10th graders see progress in math, reading [Aug 18 200
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Districts sue over school funding: Concord is amond 18 joined in fight [Aug 11 2005 pA1+]
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State replies to Nashua school suit: It argues lower court should hear case [Aug 06 2005 pA1+]
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School aid faces new fight: Lawyers want case to go straight to high court [Jul 15 2005 pA1+]
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Lynch lets school funding formula through: But he doesn't affix his signature to bill [Jun 28 2005
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School plan moves on to governor: Concord prepares to lose $1.3 million; others may sue [Jun 16 200
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House gets school bill today; towns unhappy: A court challenge likely in any case [Jun 15 2005 pA1+
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New school funding plan passed: Lynch proposal dies as GOP defectors back alternative [Jun 10 2005
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Education plan gains in Senate: Majority lines up with Lynch [Jun 07 2005 pA1+]
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Senate thrashes school funding plan: Leadership says it's time to start over [May 13 2005 pA1+]
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School-aid plan passes House: Proposal eliminates 'donor towns' [Apr 21 2005 pB1+]
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Study: School aid still unequal: It finds spending up, gaps remain [Apr 08 2005 pB1+]
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House: Yes to school aid package: Tension expected as plan moves to finance committee [Mar 31 2005
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Aid plan comes with a caveat: Schools' performance tied to money [Mar 30 2005 pB1+]
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Lawmakers offer school aid hybrid: Governor's strategy merged with other financing plans [Mar 19 20
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Across region, frustration over school aid: Districts find it difficult to plan [Feb 13 2005 pA1+]
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Fault lines emerge in aid debate: Lynch plan draws cheers in Manchester, jeers in Derry [Feb 12 200
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Lynch: Transform school aid system: Some wonder if his plan is constitutional [Feb 09 2005 pA1+]
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For lawmakers, school aid debate is a continual one: Cities' lawsuit against state still pending [J
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'Targeted aid' gains momentum: State would give more to poor towns, less to the rich [Jan 23 2005 p
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New biennium brings same old uncertainties: School districts must design their budgets before state
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State schools get mixed marks in report: Journal gives "D-" for disparities in districts [Jan 06 20
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Boys trail girls in reading: State test scores show gender gap at all levels [Aug 29 2004 pA1+]