Maddy summaryThis bill would establish new entry-level requirements for individuals seeking certification as a school superintendent in New Hampshire. To qualify, candidates must have at least three years of experience as an education administrator, complete an approved graduate program in educational administration, and demonstrate specific competencies in areas such as vision setting, district management, and ethical leadership. The legislation outlines a formal application process requiring candidates to submit work records, education history, and confidential references to the bureau of credentialing for review. If the bureau determines that an applicant meets these criteria, they will receive initial certification allowing them to apply for employment as a superintendent.
Rep. David Luneau
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Maddy summaryThis bill creates a specific criminal offense for assaulting or harassing sports officials, such as referees, umpires, or timers, while they are working at a sports event. It applies to anyone who commits acts of violence or threats against these officials in designated areas like the field, parking lots, or spectator zones, treating these actions with the same legal penalties as standard assault charges. Additionally, the law allows courts to ban convicted individuals from participating in sports events for a set period, up to life for repeat offenses but no more than 12 months for a first violation. The legislation is designed to protect both paid and volunteer officials who enforce rules during organized amateur or professional athletic contests.