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NJDOE ABBOTT PLAN AND BUDGET DUE OCTOBER 9TH

June 6, 2006

ELC URGES COMMISSIONER TO ENGAGE STAKEHOLDERS Under the FY 2007 Appropriations Act, P.L. 2006, c. 45 (July 8,…

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SUPREME COURT FAST-TRACKS DISTRICT BUDGET APPEALS AND DIRECTS NEW FUNDING FOR FACILITIES

May 23, 2006

In an order issued today, the NJ Supreme Court clarified its Abbott order of May 9, 2006. The…

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WORK GROUP TO RECOMMEND MORE CONSTRUCTION FUNDS BY AUGUST WILL GOVERNOR CORZINE FOLLOW THROUGH?

May 17, 2006

Newark, NJ — May 17, 2006 In its second progress report, Governor Jon Corzine’s Working Group announced it…

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SUPREME COURT PROTECTS EDUCATION RIGHTS OF POOR AND MINORITY SCHOOLCHILDREN

May 10, 2006

In a unanimous ruling issued today, the Supreme Court reaffirmed the State’s duty to provide for the educational…

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ABBOTT DISTRICTS ASK COURT TO REJECT GOVERNOR’S BUDGET DOCUMENT SEVERE EFFECTS ON NEEDIEST STUDENTS

April 28, 2006

Twenty-three high poverty, high minority urban school districts are seeking to intervene before the Supreme Court to oppose…

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BROAD COALITION URGES COURT TO REMAIN COMMITTED TO ABBOTT SCHOOL CHILDREN

April 28, 2006

UNDERSCORES CONTINUING NEEDS OF DISADVANTAGED AND MINORITY STUDENTS An allied group of public education stakeholders has filed an…

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SCHOOL CHILDREN MOVE TO BLOCK GOVERNOR’S CUTS

April 24, 2006

URGE COURT TO HOLD STATE ACCOUNTABLE FOR PERFORMANCE Newark, NJ — April 24, 2006  NJ’s urban school children…

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Special Education

THIRD CIRCUIT DECIDES ATTORNEY’S FEES ARE AVAILABLE IN SPECIAL EDUCATION CASE

April 12, 2006

On April 5, 2006, the Third Circuit decided P.N. v. Clementon Board of Education, a case in which…

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GOVERNOR SUES TO CUT EDUCATION FOR POOR STUDENTS

April 10, 2006

ELC WILL FIGHT SUIT, URGES ADVOCATES OPPOSE SCHOOL BUDGET CUTS Governor Jon Corzine has filed a lawsuit in…

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ELC PRESSES FOR SCHOOL AID INCREASE

March 29, 2006

DEMANDS GREATER ACCOUNTABILITY In testimony before the Assembly Budget Committee, ELC is urging legislators to reject Governor Jon…

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