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NJ LEGISLATORS CAN’T FUND PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUT WILL SEND MILLIONS MORE TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS

June 19, 2018December 4, 2023

A bill fast-tracked by legislative leaders in the New Jersey Senate and Assembly would require the State to…

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AID CUTS LOOM FOR STUDENTS IN 188 NJ DISTRICTS

June 6, 2018January 25, 2024

Senate President Steve Sweeney has proposed changes to New Jersey’s school funding formula – the School Funding Reform…

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192 NJ DISTRICTS NOW SPENDING BELOW “T&E”

May 14, 2018December 4, 2023

A new Education Law Center analysis shows that 192 New Jersey school districts, serving over 682,000 students, are…

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GOVERNOR MURPHY BEGINS TO FILL THE SCHOOL FUNDING HOLE LEFT BY HIS PREDECESSOR

March 27, 2018January 25, 2024

Governor Phil Murphy’s proposed education budget for FY19 is the first in eight years to distribute state aid…

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JERSEY CITY SCHOOLS ARE NOT OVERFUNDED

March 8, 2018January 25, 2024

ELC Policy Brief Recommends Steps to Address Jersey City’s Below Adequacy School Budget A common misconception about Jersey…

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MOVING NEW JERSEY TO SCHOOL FUNDING ADEQUACY

February 20, 2018January 25, 2024

By David Sciarra After nearly a decade of flat state school aid under former Governor Christie, the State…

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NEW JERSEY BEGINS LONG ROAD BACK TO FAIR SCHOOL FUNDING

July 26, 2017December 4, 2023

After months of uncertainty and only weeks before the start of school, New Jersey school districts have been…

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THOUSANDS OF NJ STUDENTS WILL SUFFER IF DISTRICTS LOSE ADJUSTMENT AID

June 1, 2017January 25, 2024

Some New Jersey legislators, led by Senate President Steve Sweeney, are pushing a plan to cut $733 million…

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FUNDING GAPS WIDEN BETWEEN NEW JERSEY’S LOW AND HIGH POVERTY SCHOOLS

May 16, 2017January 25, 2024

Under Governor Chris Christie, funding gaps between school districts with the highest and lowest student poverty rates continue…

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GOVERNOR CHRISTIE’S EDUCATION LEGACY: STARVE SCHOOLS, ABANDON STUDENTS

April 12, 2017December 4, 2023

Governor Chris Christie’s eighth – and last – State Budget seals his public education legacy. New Jersey public…

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