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NEW JERSEY REWARD SCHOOLS: REWARDING COMMUNITY AFFLUENCE, SELECTIVE ENROLLMENT

March 13, 2013

Last week, NJ Education Commissioner Chris Cerf announced a list of 57 “Reward Schools.” According to the NJ…

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DAVID KIRP TO PRESENT HIS NEW BOOK ON SUCCESS OF UNION CITY SCHOOLS

March 6, 2013

March 7, 2013 David Kirp, noted author and professor of public policy at the University of California at…

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GOVERNOR’S ELECTION YEAR BUDGET AGAIN SHORTCHANGES NJ PUBLIC SCHOOLS

March 6, 2013

For the second straight year, Governor Chris Christie is proposing almost no increase in school aid in his…

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RAC RULES CHALLENGED ON FUNDING, STATUTORY AUTHORITY

February 27, 2013

Advocates are raising multiple concerns about the NJ Department of Education’s recently proposed – and long delayed –…

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EQUITY COMMISSION CALLS FOR BOLD ACTION ON SCHOOL FUNDING AND PRESCHOOL

February 19, 2013January 25, 2024

Today, the federal Equity and Excellence Commission issued its report, “For Each and Every Child,” calling for “bold…

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SDA ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHEAD TOPS $110 MILLION SINCE 2010

February 18, 2013

Agency Breaks Ground on Only One New Major School Project in Three Years An analysis by ELC of…

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OBAMA EMBRACES NJ HIGH QUALITY PRESCHOOL AS MODEL FOR THE NATION

February 14, 2013

New Federal Funding Could Jumpstart Program Expansion Statewide On Thursday morning, President Obama released the details of a…

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ADVOCATES PRESS STATE BOARD TO EXPAND PUBLIC INPUT, SLOW RUSH TO DEREGULATION

January 22, 2013

On January 16, several dozen education advocacy organizations mobilized at the NJ State Board of Education (SBOE) meeting,…

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Facilities

NJDOE FAILURE TO MOVE EMERGENT BUILDING REPAIRS VIOLATES STUDENTS’ CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, JUDGE RULES

December 20, 2012

An Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) has ruled that the NJ Department of Education (NJDOE), by failing to adhere…

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School Funding

COMMISSIONER CERF AGAIN RECOMMENDS FUNDING CUTS FOR AT-RISK STUDENTS

December 17, 2012

Issues Long Overdue Educational Adequacy Report NJ Education Commissioner Christopher Cerf has sent the long overdue Educational Adequacy…

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