New Hampshire
2023
For every dollar spent on school-aged students in New Hampshire, $0.08 was spent on infants and toddlers, and $0.08 was spent on preschool-aged children.
New Hampshire invested over $97 million in early care and education in 2023. Of these investments in birth to kindergarten-entry:
– 49% supported infants and toddlers, and 51% supported children aged three to kindergarten-entry.
– 77% came from federal sources, and 23% came from state funds.
ECE Spending by Program Type
Between 2022 and 2023, New Hampshire increased state-specific spending on children from birth through kindergarten-entry by more than $1 million.
In 2023, New Hampshire supported early care and education through dedicated programs such as the Child Development Program and Early Intervention. Continued investments will be reflected in future reports.
Per Capita Spending by Age Group
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