NH HB751

Establishes a 5-member legislative committee (4 House, 1 Senate) to study licensure of outpatient substance use disorder treatment facilities, with a report due by November 1, 2026

Allows parents to enroll their children in any public school in New Hampshire, not just their assigned district school, with receiving districts required to post capacity and vacancy information monthly

Requires school districts to establish open enrollment policies and limits denial of transfer applications to cases involving expulsion, significant disciplinary history, chronic absenteeism, or lack of capacity

Sets tuition for inter-district transfers at 80-100% of the sending district's average per-pupil cost, with parents paying the difference if the receiving district costs more

Creates exemptions from parental consent requirements for student recordings made during required assessments or school-sponsored events open to the general public