Kelly Ayotte: “Frankly, New Hampshire gets 37 cents on the dollar of what we contribute to the Universal Service Fund.”

Our effort to get cellphones out of the classroom is paying off, and I’m highly encouraged by the progress schools are reporting.

I would welcome anyone that wants to come to New Hampshire and see how we do elections.

I think you can expect that in my next biennial budget, we’re going to have expansion of those opportunities as it relates not only to child care but other workforce areas I think we can expand.

As a parent, I understand and appreciate the concerns parents have about their children being exposed to age-inappropriate or objectionable materials in schools.