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Statement from Danielle Farrie, Education Law Center Research Director, on Governor Murphy’s proposed FY25 NJ State Budget
School Funding

Statement from Danielle Farrie, Education Law Center Research Director, on Governor Murphy’s proposed FY25 NJ State Budget

February 27, 2024April 22, 2024

We applaud Governor Murphy for proposing full state funding of the school funding formula in his FY25 State…

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Special Education

ELC “Transition Planning for Students with Disabilities” Publication Now Available in Spanish

February 15, 2024April 22, 2024

Planificación de la transición de estudiantes con discapacidades conforme a la Ley Educativa para Personas con Discapacidad In…

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ELC Joins Legal Team Representing Plaintiffs in Historic NJ Desegregation Lawsuit
Other Issues

ELC Joins Legal Team Representing Plaintiffs in Historic NJ Desegregation Lawsuit

February 9, 2024April 22, 2024

Education Law Center, a New Jersey-based nonprofit organization with a history of championing adequate and equitable school funding…

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Discipline & Bullying

ELC Releases New Advocacy Guide: Litigating Under the New Jersey Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights

February 6, 2024April 21, 2025

Education Law Center has released the latest addition to our advocacy guide series: Litigating Under the New Jersey…

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ELC Testimony to State Anti-bullying Task Force Calls for Increased State Resources and Oversight to Improve School Climate
Discipline & Bullying

ELC Testimony to State Anti-bullying Task Force Calls for Increased State Resources and Oversight to Improve School Climate

December 6, 2023April 22, 2024

Education Law Center has submitted testimony to the New Jersey Anti-Bullying Task Force urging the state to underscore its…

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More States Reject Exit Exams, Will New Jersey Follow?
Secondary

More States Reject Exit Exams, Will New Jersey Follow?

December 4, 2023April 22, 2024

BILL TO END GRADUATION TEST STILL PENDING IN THE STATE SENATE “Exit testing” is the policy of requiring…

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Portfolio Appeals Put Enormous Burden on High Need Districts and Students
Secondary

Portfolio Appeals Put Enormous Burden on High Need Districts and Students

November 30, 2023April 22, 2024

In 2022, 96,987 students graduated from New Jersey high schools. Each one had to satisfy the state’s “exit…

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Exit Testing is Lowering NJ’s Graduation Rate
Secondary

Exit Testing is Lowering NJ’s Graduation Rate

November 29, 2023April 22, 2024

New Jersey’s official federal graduation rate, long one of the highest in the nation and a source of…

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Recalibration Of New Jersey’s School Funding Formula Is Long Overdue
School Funding

Recalibration Of New Jersey’s School Funding Formula Is Long Overdue

September 25, 2023July 11, 2024

The Governor’s Office and Department of Education must begin the process of aligning the state’s formula with current…

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School Funding Fixes Needed For FY25: Legislature Must Act Now To Prevent Steep Cuts That Will Harm Students
School Funding

School Funding Fixes Needed For FY25: Legislature Must Act Now To Prevent Steep Cuts That Will Harm Students

September 21, 2023February 12, 2025

Amendments to school funding law needed to protect districts from unsustainable cuts, provide year-to-year predictability in state aid,…

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