GOVERNOR PROPOSES USING DISCREDITED METHOD TO COUNT STUDENTS FOR STATE SCHOOL AID
Would Trigger Additional Funding Cut to High Poverty Schools In his proposed FY13 State Budget, Governor Chris…
Would Trigger Additional Funding Cut to High Poverty Schools In his proposed FY13 State Budget, Governor Chris…
After the January 2011 adoption of what is considered to be the nation’s strongest anti-bullying law, NJ Legislators…
The February 23 release of proposed school aid for 2012-13, backed by Acting Commissioner of Education Chris Cerf’s…
High Poverty Districts Could See Reductions of Over $1,000 Per Pupil Governor Chris Christie’s proposed FY13 State Budget…
Parents, board members, superintendents and local officials gathered at the State House on March 8 to launch a…
ELC Calls on Attorney General to Clear up Confusion for Legislators On February 23, Acting Commissioner Christopher Cerf…
In testimony before the Senate Education Committee, Education Law Center urged legislators to put off changes to New…
In an historic settlement, six Newark students and their parents, represented by the Education Law Center (ELC), Gibbons…
New Jersey’s public schools once again received high marks in Education Week’s Quality Counts report, an annual survey…
ELC Demands State Take Corrective Action under District Monitoring Law Education Law Center has put Acting Commissioner of…