Modifies the definition of persistently dangerous schools in New Hampshire.
The bill amends the definition of persistently dangerous schools in New Hampshire. A school is now considered persistently dangerous if three specific acts occur as separate incidents during one school year for three consecutive years. These acts include homicide, first or second-degree assault, aggravated felonious sexual assault, arson, and robbery as a class A felony. This change aims to better identify and address schools with severe safety issues.
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