Update: SB430 was signed into law in July 2026.

On February 3, 2026, GLAD Law and New Hampshire Outright submitted testimony in opposition to NH SB430, legislation that invades the privacy of LGBTQ youth.

SB430 requires educators to respond “completely and honestly” within 10 business days to all written inquiries by parents regarding “material” information relating to their child enrolled at the educator’s school. Our testimony highlights that the “completely and honestly” and “material” standards in SB430 are vague and undefined. Additionally, the legislation does not sufficiently protect students from potential harms that could be cause by excessive disclosure to parents and undermines school boards to institute polices to protect LGBTQ students.

Read our testimony to learn more.