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5-26-20 Education in the News NJ Spotlight--Op-Ed: Lessons from the Pandemic on How to Reimagine and Improve Schooling ‘When school resumes, we will better appreciate what we have been missing, but we should build upon what we have learned’ Michael LaSusa, Mackey Pendergrast | May 26, 2020 | Opinion, Education
NJ Spotlight--No Immediate Cuts in State Aid to Schools in Murphy’s Revised 2020 Spending Plan But increases to direct aid, as well as boosts to preschool and special education, end up on cutting-room floor John Mooney | May 26, 2020 | Education, Coronavirus in NJ
NJ Spotlight--Murphy, Lawmakers Have Only Weeks to Make Hard Budget ChoicesState Treasurer Elizabeth Maher Muoio addressed New Jersey’s new fiscal landscape Friday and set out budget changes. John Reitmeyer | May 22, 2020 | Budget, Coronavirus in NJ
Star Ledger--Students, lawmakers putting pressure on Murphy to allow high school graduations Steve Strunsky | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com| Updated May 23, 2020; Posted May 23, 2020
Asbury Park Press—NJSIAA forms COVID-19 Task Force to Plan for Return of Sports The NJSAIAA announced a COVID-19 Task Force and is confident sports will return in the Fall Steven Falk| May 23, 2020
The Atlantic-- The Misfortune of Graduating in 2020The current economic conditions could take this year’s grads 10 years or more to recover from. By the end of the current academic year, American schools will have conferred an estimated 3.7 million high-school diplomas, 1 million associate’s degrees, and 2 million bachelor’s degrees. Many of those 6-million-plus graduates will soon pursue another degree, but many others will enter a historically terrible labor market, and one that’s especially brutal for young workers. The class of 2020 has some extraordinarily rotten luck to graduate right now, and the unfortunate timing could set many of them back financially and professionally for years. https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2020/05/class-of-2020-graduate-jobs/611917/ Joe Pinsker| May 22, 2020
NPR--The Pandemic Is Driving America's Schools Toward A Financial Meltdown Cory Turner| May 26, 20205:00 AM ET
Education Week--Too Expensive to Re-Open Schools? Some Superintendents Say It Is Daarel Burnette II| May 21, 2020
Education Dive--NFHS releases high school sports guidelines during coronavirus pandemicThe National Federation of State High School Associations recently released guidelines detailing three phases of reopening for high school sports. Shawna De La Rosa| May 22, 2020
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