Why Investigations Of Public Employees Are Kept Private In N.H. Parents in Concord are demanding the school district release the results of an investigation into how it handled complaints of a former high school teacher who was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a student. But the school board says that report can’t be made public. That’s because investigations into misconduct of public employees are exempt under New Hampshire’s public records law. NHPR's Morning Edition Host Rick Ganley spoke with Keene Sentinel reporter Paul Cuno-Booth who's been looking into why these investigations are kept private. (Below is a transcript from the NHPR interview. It's been edited lightly for clarity.) Paul, ... Continue reading... https://www.nhpr.org/post/why-investigations-public-employees-are-kept-private-nh
