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3-19-10 In the News @ nj.com
Statehouse Bureau Staff/The Record & Star Ledger The New Jersey School Boards Association today called on lawmakers and Gov. Chris Christie to suspend this year’s school budget elections so districts can grapple with unprecedented cuts in aid announced this week. The proposal, however, is opposed by Christie and is not likely to gain steam in the Legislature...
Statehouse Bureau Staff/The Record & Star Ledger The New Jersey School Boards Association today called on lawmakers and Gov. Chris Christie to suspend this year’s school budget elections so districts can grapple with unprecedented cuts in aid announced this week. The proposal, however, is opposed by Christie and is not likely to gain steam in the Legislature...
The Star-Ledger - The Governor plans to cut public school aid, but says to expect "more charter schools" next year..
By The Star-Ledger Continuous News Desk
TRENTON — This week, the state released state aid figures that have many school districts looking at cuts of 40-, 50- or even 100 percent. The cuts were included in Gov. Chris Christie's proposed state budget that would spend $820 million less on public schools next year. Each of the state’s nearly 600 districts saw reductions of aid equal..."
