(Hour 1b, c)
(Hour 1b) Manchester School Board member Robyn Dunphy is a candidate for NH State Senate, District 18 (MHT wards 5-9 and the Town of Litchfield) joined us bright and EARLY this morning.
Dunphy told us about her career as a teacher, her experience on the Manchester School Board and the reasons why she’s running for the NH Senate.
Dunphy discussed the process of the Manchester Academic Standards with our host and touched on the controversial Common Core standards. For more on MAS & Common Core, tune in to Disagreeing on MHT Academic Standards: Dunphy Debates Girard
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(Hour 1c) Dunphy addressed the statewide property tax and state funding of education. Would she ditch the Claremont decision?
Rich queried Dunphy on new taxes, state spending, regulations, NH Medicaid Expansion, abortion, the death penalty, expanded gambling and Voter ID. Tune in for Robyn’s responses. Robyn Dunphy MHT School Board Ward 6
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