NH HB1792

Prohibits New Hampshire public schools, districts, and employees from teaching critical race theory, LGBTQ+ ideologies, intersectionality frameworks, Marxist analysis, and related pedagogies that the bill characterizes as promoting division or "anti-constitutional indoctrination"

Requires the Department of Education to develop and publish implementation guidelines within 90 days, including examples of permissible and impermissible teaching practices

Creates a private right of action allowing students and parents to sue public schools or districts for violations, with available remedies including injunctive relief, compensatory damages up to $10,000 per violation, and attorney's fees

Establishes that violations by school employees constitute unprofessional conduct that may result in mandatory training, warnings, suspensions, or revocation of teaching certification

Exempts public institutions of higher education, private schools, and home schools; takes effect September 1, 2026, with estimated state expenditures of $137,000+ annually for Department of Justice legal staff