On Tuesday New Jersey Education Commissioner David Hespe had the hapless task of appearing before the Senate Budget Committee to explain next year’s school aid
It starts here: The Education Law Center is in a rut. The ELC is an organization that describes itself as “the leading voice for New
Here’s an editorial by Essex County Board member Jeff Bennett on the absurdities of N.J.’s allocation of school state aid through the School Funding Reform
Both NJ Spotlight and the Star Ledger cover the discrepancies between Gov. Christie’s actual school district state aid, per his budget, and state aid calculated
Mayor Dave Fried of Robbinsville (Mercer County) has nothing good to say about NJ’s system of dividing up state aid to schools, especially when wealthy
From NJ Ed. Comm. Chris Cerf’s just-released Education Funding Report: It is the Department’s hope that in considering changes to the SFRA funding formula, the
From the press release: The New Jersey Education Funding Task Force will be chaired by Secretary of Higher Education Rochelle Hendricks (Fair Haven, Monmouth), who
Education Law Center has released a statement and accompanying powerpoint that asserts the following: As outlined in the [Ed. Comm.] Cerf [Education Funding] Report, the
The big education news today is the release of state aid figures to school districts, along with the release of a report from the NJ
Today’s New York Times has an article on an affirmative action case that the U.S. Supreme Court will probably hear this term. In this case