HB349

Rep. Ladd was the prime sponsor of HB349. He also serves as Chair of the Education Committee. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which he appears.

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Terry Murphy represents Bridgewater on the B-H-G Steering Committee. He also serves as a commissioner for the Bridgewater-Hebron Village District and a selectman for Bridgewater. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which he appears.

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Patrick Moriarty represents Hebron on the B-H-G Steering Committee. He also serves as a selectman for Hebron. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which he appears.

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John Rescigno represents Groton on the B-H-G Steering Committee. He also serves as a selectman for Groton. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which he appears.

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Erick Piper represents Bridgewater on the B-H-G Steering Committee. He also serves on the Budget Committee for Newfound Area School District. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which he appears.

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Jennifer Larochelle represents Hebron on the B-H-G Steering Committee. She also served on the Budget Committee at Newfound Area School District. She won the 2024 election to become Hebron's representative to the Newfound Area School Board. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which she appears.

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Virginia Parker represents Groton on the B-H-G Steering Committee She also served as the Chair of the Budget Committee for Newfound Area School District. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which she appears.

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Derry Riddle serves as a commissioner for the Bridgewater-Hebron Village District. She also represents B-HVD at the B-H-G Steering Committee meetings. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which she appears.

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Pierre Couture was superintendent of Newfound Area Schools when HB349 was introduced. His resignation was announced on May 8, 2023 and he was replaced by interim superintendent, Steven Nilhas. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which he appears.

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Fran Wendleboe represented New Hampton on the Newfound Area School Board when HB349 was introduced. She lost re-election to the school board in March 2023 to Michael Delaney. Delaney stepped down April 20, 2023 and the school board appointed Nathan Saler as his replacement, rejecting another bid from Wendleboe at the May 8, 2023 meeting. Wendleboe won her seat back in March 2024. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which she appears.

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Heidi Milbrand represented Bristol on the Newfound Area School Board when HB349 was first introduced. She was replaced in March 2023 by Joseph Maloney. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which she appears.

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Melissa Suckling serves as the chair of the Newfound Area School Board. She represents the town of Danbury. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which she appears.

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Kimberly Bliss serves as the vice chair of the Newfound Area School Board. She represents the town of Alexandria. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which she appears.

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Britta Matthews represented Groton on the Newfound Area School Board at the time HB349 was introduced. She did not run for reelection in 2024. Below are links to all of the public records regarding HB349 in which she appears.

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Tom Edwards represented Hebron on the Newfound Area School Board at the time HB349 was introduced. He lost his reelection bid in 2024. Below are links to all of the videos in which he speaks publicly about HB349.

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Dominic Halle respresents Bridgewater on the Newfound Area School Board. Below are links to all of the public records in which he discusses HB349.

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Ned Gordon is the moderator for the Newfound Area School District. He helped the school district come up with an amendment, limiting the timeframe in which the towns of Bridgewater, Hebron, and Groton can research forming a new school district. Below is a link to his testimony before the NH Senate Education Committee.