Citizen in a RepublicNH House Testimony

HB1077

House · 2026 sessionDemocraticKilled in House

Domestic violence prevention in school curriculum

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Adds domestic violence prevention instruction to the required health education, physical education, and wellness curriculum for pupils.

including domestic violence prevention as a wellness subject to be taught to pupils.Official record

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102 submissions
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All 9 written submissions were individually written — no organized campaign detected.

Status

Killed in the House — Inexpedient to Legislate · February 19, 2026
  1. Introduced
  2. House
  3. Senate
  4. Governor
  5. Law
Sponsors, hearings & roll-call votes

The record · every submission as filed

102 submissions
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Helena Rozier
for Myself
Peterborough

I support this bill.

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Deanna Lussier
for Myself
Rumney

I support this bill.

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Kathleen Malsbenden
for Myself
Newmarket

HB 1077 strengthens health and wellness education by including domestic violence prevention. Teaching students how to recognize unhealthy relationships and understand respect and boundaries is a matter of safety, not politics. Early education helps prevent harm, supports student well-being, and strengthens communities. HB 1077 is a responsible, preventative measure and should be supported.

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Joanne Scobie
for Myself
West Lebanon

This seems like a worthy goal, to recognize and teach about preventing domestic violence.

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Gregory Davis
for Myself
Salem

Unfortunately, self-defense and protection courses in our schools are need to prevent and protect against domestic violence.

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Patricia Bass
for Myself
CONCORD

note testimony is for non-german amendment as well as HB1300

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Russell Siggelkoe
for Myself
Moultonborough

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Rose LaRochelle-Colby
for Myself
Hampstead

State legislators are not educators. The current national standards for Social Studies is the research-based standards that all K-12 students should engage in as part of their education. I am a national expert in Competency Education and can testify that these standards are rigorous and comprehensive and without bias , which, if now left to politicians of any party, would introduce content that is preferential to their point of view and make our students less prepared than students from other states.

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Bridget Powers
for Myself
Plymouth

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John Petit
for Myself
Litchfield

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Rina Petit
for Myself
Litchfield

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Jane Hershey
for Myself
Rindge

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Margaret Konze
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Pembroke

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Catherine Miller
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FRANCONIA

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Stephanie Vazzano
for Myself
Concord

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Vernon Hyman
for Myself
Peterborough

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Suzanne Haldane
for Myself
Peterborough

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Dorothea Vecchiotti
for Myself
Peterborough

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Johnna Davis
for Myself
Gilford

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Margaret Gale
for Myself
Bethlehem

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Beth Edwards
for Myself
Lisbon

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David Holt
for Myself
SOMERSWORTH

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Marcia King
for Myself
Peterborough

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Barbara Langworthy
for Myself
Franconia NH

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Patricia Hunt
for Myself
Franconia

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