New Hampshire HB1806 allows educators with revoked or surrendered licenses to petition for removal from the misconduct registry if not related to.

New Hampshire HB1806 amends RSA 21-N to allow individuals whose educator credentials were revoked or surrendered, but not related to criminal conduct, to petition for removal from the educator misconduct registry. The petition must include grounds for removal, evidence of rehabilitation, and proof that the revocation was not related to criminal conduct. The Department of Education must review the petition within 90 days and may grant removal if the revocation was not based on criminal conduct, the individual poses no current risk, and removal is in the public interest.

New Hampshire HB1806 allows educators with revoked or surrendered licenses to petition for removal from the misconduct registry if not related to.

New Hampshire HB1806 amends RSA 21-N to allow individuals whose educator credentials were revoked or surrendered, but not related to criminal conduct, to petition for removal from the educator misconduct registry. The petition must include grounds for removal, evidence of rehabilitation, and proof that the revocation was not related to criminal conduct. The Department of Education must review the petition within 90 days and may grant removal if the revocation was not based on criminal conduct, the individual poses no current risk, and removal is in the public interest.