New Hampshire HB1795 mandates criminal history record checks for all educators renewing their teaching licenses every three years.

New Hampshire HB1795 amends state law to require criminal history record checks for educators renewing their teaching licenses every three years. This applies to teachers, administrators, paraprofessionals, school nurses, instructional specialists, and educational specialists. The checks must be submitted to the Department of Education at least 60 days before the credential expiration date. The act also establishes a secure system for accessing findings of abuse and neglect for individuals on the central registry. This law takes effect on July 1, 2027.

New Hampshire HB1795 mandates criminal history record checks for all educators renewing their teaching licenses every three years.

New Hampshire HB1795 amends state law to require criminal history record checks for educators renewing their teaching licenses every three years. This applies to teachers, administrators, paraprofessionals, school nurses, instructional specialists, and educational specialists. The checks must be submitted to the Department of Education at least 60 days before the credential expiration date. The act also establishes a secure system for accessing findings of abuse and neglect for individuals on the central registry. This law takes effect on July 1, 2027.