CONSERVATION LICENSE PLATE IDEA HATCHED at Holderness Central School

In 1993, a class of fourth graders in Ms. Kellogg’s class at Holderness Central School were reading about conservation license plates from other states and wondered why New Hampshire didn’t have one. Four and half years later, they were invited to go to Concord to be with Governor Shaheen when she signed the bill for the moose license plate.

Home of the Moose Plate “Students at Holderness Central School in New Hampshire were driven to change the law – a license-plate law that is …”

Scholastic News, May 18, 1998

Boston Globe “a thorough lesson in the democratic process”

Union Leader “students say the effort was worth the wait”