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ADVOCATES AND NJ SETTLE FEDERAL LAWSUIT TO ENSURE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES RECEIVE AN APPROPRIATE EDUCATION

March 2, 2014

EDUCATION LAW CENTER 60 Park Place, #300 Newark, NJ  07102 973-624-1815 DISABILITY RIGHTS NEW JERSEY 210 South Broad…

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Facilities

EXPIRED SCHOOL FACILITIES PLANS PROMPT NEW ELC LAWSUIT

February 11, 2014

The ongoing failure of the NJ Department of Education (DOE) to put in place up-to-date, district-wide school facilities…

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New York

A TALE OF TWO STATES: EQUITY OUTPERFORMS INEQUITY

February 11, 2014

Governor Cuomo says it is not about the money in education, but a comparison of New York and…

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School Funding

NEW JERSEY SLIPPING ON FAIR SCHOOL FUNDING

February 5, 2014

New Jersey consistently ranks as having among the nation’s fairest systems of public school funding. However, the latest…

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Facilities

WILL TRENTON STUDENTS GET NEW HIGH SCHOOL?

January 27, 2014

January 27, 2014 The press is reporting that Governor Chris Christie’s newly appointed school construction chief, Charles McKenna,…

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Facilities

SDA CONTINUES SPENDING SPREE ON ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHEAD

January 20, 2014

Agency Fails to Start and Complete Construction of Any New Urban Schools in Four Years  An updated analysis…

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Other Issues

GOVERNOR CHRISTIE WANTS LONGER SCHOOL DAY AND YEAR AMID MASSIVE UNDERFUNDING OF NJ PUBLIC SCHOOLS

January 14, 2014

In his State of the State address today, Governor Chris Christie will propose to lengthen the school year…

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Special Education

NEWARK STILL NOT MAKING PROGRESS SERVING CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES

January 13, 2014

Nearly two years since the Newark Public Schools (NPS) agreed to a court-ordered Settlement to improve the delivery…

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New York

LAWSUIT CHALLENGING NEW YORK TAX CAP REACHES COURT

January 6, 2014

Arguments over the constitutionality of New York’s local property tax cap have reached an Albany courtroom. Lawyers for…

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New York

NEW YORK CITY CLASS SIZES EXCEED LIMITS FOR A SOUND BASIC EDUCATION

December 18, 2013

Recent data show that class sizes in New York City public schools are now the largest in fifteen…

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