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| November 8, 2007 • Vol. XXXI • No. 13 |
 Stamping Out Staph: NJSBA: 60% Voter Approval is No Solution A Message from the Executive Director Your Input Needed: Help Evaluate Workshop 2007 Safety Task Force Issues Recommendations Passing the Budget: NJSBA Board of Directors to Meet Click here for a pdf version of this issue of School Board Notes |
Stamping Out Staph: A Primer for Boards Incidents of the “super bug” MRSA, an antibiotic-resistant staph infection, have been reported in schools throughout the U.S., with approximately eight to 10 incidents in New Jersey schools. |
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| NJSBA: 60% Voter Approval is No Solution The April 2007 law that created the 4 percent cap on local districts’ tax levies will also require supermajority approval of second ballot questions. |
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| A Message from the Executive Director | ||
| Your Input Needed: Help Evaluate Workshop 2007 Workshop 2007 has been adjourned, but our work is not yet over. |
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| Safety Task Force Issues Recommendations New Jersey’s K-12 School Security Task Force officially released its recommendations for making the state’s schools safer after a meeting last month with the state’s 21 county superintendents, the 21 county prosecutors and state officials. |
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| Passing the Budget: 2008 PR Forum NJSBA’s 2008 School Public Relations Forum will focus on Passing the School Budget, with sessions on “Getting Out the ‘Yes’ Vote,” “Budget Campaigns: Legal Do’s and Don’ts,” and more. |
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| NJSBA Board of Directors to Meet In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice is hereby provided of a meeting of the NJSBA Board of Directors. |
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NJSBA BoardBlog: Recent Posts Supermajority: Not OK for Legislature, but OK for Schools? |
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