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5 stories
New data from Patch shows that New Jersey school districts budgeted about $20,000 per student for the 2023/24 school year, with some districts planning to spend $80,000 or more per student.
For education professionals in NJ, this data provides a benchmark for comparing district funding levels, which can inform budget planning, resource allocation, and advocacy for equitable funding.
The New Jersey Department of Education’s official site provides school district budget summaries detailing salaries and benefits.
Education professionals can use these summaries to understand district-level salary and benefit allocations, aiding in budget planning and negotiations.
Edison Township Public Schools has published its school board meeting minutes online.
NJ education professionals can stay informed on local district decisions and governance.
The Plainfield Public Schools board meeting minutes are accessible via the district's website.
NJ education professionals can review board decisions and discussions to stay informed about local governance and policy changes.
The Newark Board of Education has published its scheduled meeting dates, times, and locations, with a policy that meetings are cancelled if Newark Public Schools close or dismiss early due to weather.
NJ education professionals can plan around these public meetings and know that weather-related school closures will automatically cancel any scheduled board session.
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