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HIGH SCHOOL REDESIGN EFFORT NEEDS NEW DIRECTION

September 23, 2008

At the September 17 meeting of the New Jersey State Board of Education, Commissioner of Education Lucille Davy…

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Special Education

NJDOE SETTLES CLAIMS OF STUDENT WITH DYSLEXIA

September 10, 2008

The long-running litigation between A.W., a student with dyslexia, and NJDOE came to a close last month when…

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NJDOE URGED TO ADDRESS ILLEGAL BARRIERS TO PUBLIC EDUCATION FOR IMMIGRANT CHILDREN

September 10, 2008

The ACLU-NJ has released disturbing findings that at least 20% of New Jersey public school districts are illegally…

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Federal District Court Denies State’s Motion To Dismiss Special Education Segregation Case

July 7, 2008

The Education Law Center (ELC), together with co-plaintiffs New Jersey Protection & Advocacy, Inc. (NJP&A), the Statewide Parent…

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$3.9 BILLION FOR SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION APPROVED

June 25, 2008

ABBOTT V. BURKE COURT RULING SPARKS LEGISLATIVE ACTION Newark, NJ – June 25, 2008 ELC applauded the NJ…

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STATE PAYS TO BUILD SCHOOLS IN SUBURBS, SHUTS-OUT THE POOR

June 5, 2008

Trenton, NJ – June 5, 2008 The Legislature will pay out more than $58 million for school construction…

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ABBOTT IS BRIGHT SPOT FOR NJ POOR CHILDREN

June 4, 2008

Newark, NJ — June 4, 2008 Over the past five years, living conditions haven’t improved much for poor…

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Secondary

NJ MISSTEPS ON SECONDARY REFORM PLAN

April 30, 2008

NEW TESTS, NO NEW RESOURCES On April 25, the New Jersey High School Redesign Steering Committee released its…

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STATE BOARD VOTES TO RETAIN ALTERNATIVE ROUTE TO GRADUATION

March 4, 2008

At its March 19 meeting, the New Jersey State Board of Education passed a resolution to retain and…

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COURT GIVES GOVERNOR & LEGISLATURE ANOTHER CHANCE TO FUND SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION

February 19, 2008

Newark, NJ – February 19, 2008 In an order issued today, the NJ Supreme Court has given Governor…

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