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Claremont asks to get Adequacy funds early

The Claremont School Board aims to use a $3 million revolving loan to address a $5 million deficit from mismanagement while repaying through state education grants.

Summary by New Hampshire Union Leader
The Claremont School Board is asking the Legislature to introduce means for schools to tap into state funds as “a temporary fiscal stabilization mechanism,” which will allow schools to keep their doors open despite deficits.

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Claremont asks to get Adequacy funds early

The Claremont School Board is asking the Legislature to introduce means for schools to tap into state funds as “a temporary fiscal stabilization mechanism,” which will allow schools to keep their doors open despite deficits.

·New Hampshire, United States
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Claremont Schools Pushing for State Fund to Help Fill Fiscal Hole

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NH Journal broke the news in on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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