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NJDOE DROPS PROPOSAL TO ELIMINATE EMERGENT PROJECTS FROM SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM

November 12, 2013

Under pressure from Education Law Center and advocates, the NJ Department of Education (NJDOE) will not eliminate the…

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2013 NAEP: New Jersey Solidifies Top State Ranking

November 7, 2013

The 2013 results for the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) have been released, and New Jersey once…

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Facilities

NEWARK’S IRONBOUND SCHOOLS: NEGLECTED, OVERCROWDED AND CRUMBLING

November 6, 2013

The Ironbound is a vibrant, multi-ethnic neighborhood in Newark, the East Ward section of the city. The community has…

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NEW JERSEY ATTORNEYS NEEDED TO REPRESENT STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

November 4, 2013

Every day, Education Law Center receives numerous requests to represent students with disabilities whose parents or caretakers cannot…

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NJ PRESCHOOL ENROLLMENT: PROGRESS STOPS UNDER CHRISTIE ADMINISTRATION

November 3, 2013

New Jersey’s  high quality “Abbott Preschool Program” is  recognized as a national model. Under the New Jersey Supreme…

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School Funding

TOP 25 MOST UNDERFUNDED NJ SCHOOL DISTRICTS

October 30, 2013

Enacted in 2009, and upheld by the NJ Supreme Court in 2010, New Jersey’s landmark school funding formula…

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ELC RECEIVES ADVOCACY AWARD FROM NAACP BRANCH

October 28, 2013

On October 26, Education Law Center (ELC) was honored by the New Brunswick Area Branch of the NAACP…

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Secondary

COMMISSIONER SAYS NEW TESTS WILL NOT BE TIED TO HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS

October 24, 2013

In a potentially significant move away from high stakes exit testing, NJ Education Commissioner Christopher Cerf has announced…

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New York

NYC HIGH SCHOOL ADMISSIONS: CHOICE MEANS SEGREGATION

October 23, 2013

New York City education officials have touted their “choice” admissions policy as breaking the connection between a child’s…

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ELC PUSHES NJ COMMISSIONER TO FILE LONG OVERDUE PROGRESS REPORTS ON STATE TAKEOVER DISTRICTS

October 14, 2013

October 15, 2013 NJ Education Commissioner Christopher Cerf has failed to file annual reports for the last three…

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