JUDGE FINDS NJ HAS FAILED TO PROVIDE NEEDED ASSURANCE OF CONTINUED FUNDING FOR SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
Report also finds project cost estimates inadequate Yesterday, retired Judge Thomas Miller issued an 87-page report to the…
NATIONAL DISABILITY RIGHTS GROUPS APPLAUD SCOTUS DECISION IN PEREZ V. STURGIS
Twelve national organizations that filed an amicus brief in Perez v. Sturgis Public Schools offered congratulatory and supporting…
STATEMENT FROM EDUCATION LAW CENTER ON THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF SAN ANTONIO V. RODRIGUEZ
Today is the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court opinion, San Antonio v. Rodriguez. In 1973, by…
SCHOOL FUNDING EXPERTS MAKE THE CASE THAT MONEY MATTERS
In celebration of Education Law Center’s 50th anniversary, ELC, ETS, and the Learning Policy Institute (LPI) co-sponsored a…
NJ STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, NJDOE FAIL TO DO THEIR HOMEWORK
Promised review of high school graduation test ‘cut scores’ still missing March 6, 2023 This month nearly 100,000…
STATEMENT FROM EDUCATION LAW CENTER AND THE ALLIANCE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION ON LETTER TO NY LEGISLATIVE LEADERSHIP
Key Groups Urge State Leaders to Fund Review of Foundation Aid Formula Fifteen organizations from across New York…
EQUITY AND DIVERSITY: DEFINING THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
A Call for State-by-State Campaigns to End Inequitable School Funding and Segregation As we near the quarter mark…
EQUITY AND DIVERSITY: DEFINING THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
A Call for State-by-State Campaigns to End Inequitable School Funding and Segregation As we near the quarter mark…
ELC STATEMENT ON SCHOOL FUNDING IN GOVERNOR MURPHY’S FY24 STATE BUDGET
Statement from Dr. Danielle Farrie, Education Law Center Research Director: Education Law Center applauds Governor Murphy for the…
ELC CO-SPONSORS SECOND WEBINAR ON ENGLISH LEARNERS’ RIGHTS WITH FOCUS ON FEDERAL ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAWS
New Jersey educators, attorneys, and community-based advocates who work with English learner (EL) students and their parents are…