ELC WELCOMES ROBERT KIM AS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
DAVID SCIARRA STEPS DOWN AFTER 26 YEARS January 11, 2023 The Board of Trustees of Education Law Center…
WYOMING COURT GIVES GREENLIGHT TO MAJOR SCHOOL FUNDING CASE
January 4, 2023 A lawsuit filed by the Wyoming Education Association (WEA) charging that the State has for years…
2022 BY THE NUMBERS
As we approach the end of 2022, and look toward our 50th anniversary in 2023, we want to…
MAKING THE GRADE 2022: 27 STATES RECEIVE ‘F’ ON SCHOOL FUNDING REPORT CARD
ELC report examines chronic underfunding laid bare by Covid-19 pandemic December 13, 2022 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWARK, N.J….
NJ DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION MUST IMPROVE PROTECTIONS FOR MULTILINGUAL STUDENTS AND FAMILIES
ELC AND PARTNERS URGE STAKEHOLDERS TO SUBMIT TESTIMONY ON BILINGUAL EDUCATION CODE READOPTION December 5, 2022 Read this…
ANOTHER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION MESS COURTESY OF THE NJ STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
November 30, 2022 The NJ Department of Education (NJDOE) is keeping complete statewide test results under wraps, but…
NORTH CAROLINA SUPREME COURT, IN A FORCEFUL RULING, ORDERS $1 BILLION TO FUND LEANDRO SCHOOL FUNDING REFORMS
November 17, 2022 In a strongly worded opinion, North Carolina’s Supreme Court reinstated a trial judge’s November 2021…
GOVERNOR MURPHY: FILL ALL EXPIRED SEATS ON STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Advocates Press for Confirmation of Recent Nominees and More Appointments November 10, 2022 The State Board of Education…
BY DECEMBER 31, NJ SCHOOL DISTRICTS MUST MEET WITH FAMILIES OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES IMPACTED BY THE PANDEMIC
Read this story in Spanish here. Lea esta noticia en Español aquí. A state law enacted last March gives New Jersey…
UNDERFUNDING OF SPECIAL EDUCATION HARMS ALL WISCONSIN STUDENTS
Disproportionately impacts students in high-poverty and majority-minority districts October 11, 2022 Wisconsin’s low reimbursement rate for special education…