New Jersey schools face 3% aid-cut limit amid rising costs for special education and transportation
New Jersey school districts may face a cap of 3% on potential state aid reductions for the upcoming year, according to the Murphy administration. While this cap is seen as positive, school leaders are concerned about rising education costs. Some districts, like Jefferson Township, have experienced significant cuts and are urging for fairer aid calculation methods.
New Jersey school districts may face a cap of 3% on potential state aid reductions for the upcoming year, according to the Murphy administration. While this cap is seen as positive, school leaders are concerned about rising education costs. Some districts, like Jefferson Township, have experienced significant cuts and are urging for fairer aid calculation methods.
