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| January 24, 2008 • Vol. XXXI • No. 22 |
 The 212th Legislature: A Retrospective Look A School Board Member’s Guide to NJ’s New School Funding Formula Learn More About the New School Funding Formula State Will Borrow $2.5 billion for Abbott Construction Governor Signs Bills Affecting Schools NJSBA Holds Legislative Reception Travel Restrictions Affect NSBA Conference Click here for a pdf version of this issue of School Board Notes |
The 212th Legislature: A Retrospective Look The 212th legislative session, which formally concluded on Jan. 7, featured many initiatives aimed at curtailing school boards’ authority and changing the way local districts operate. |
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A School Board Member’s Guide to NJ’s New School Funding Formula Learn More About the New School Funding Formula |
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| NJSBA Training Enters New Era On the evening of Jan. 16, more than two dozen school board members attended an NJSBA training session on the New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Continuum—or NJQSAC, the state’s new school monitoring process that focuses on governance and academic achievement. |
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| WEB EXTRA State Will Borrow $2.5 billion for Abbott Construction The state is proposing to bond $2.5 billion to continue school construction projects in Abbott districts, the attorney general said in a letter this week to the state’s high court. |
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| Governor Signs Bills Affecting Schools After the 212th Legislature ended earlier this month, Gov. Jon S. Corzine signed into law a number of bills that affect public schools. |
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| NJSBA Holds Legislative Reception On Jan. 8, after the swearing-in of New Jersey’s 213th Legislature, the New Jersey School Boards Association held a reception at the Trenton Marriott. |
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| WEB EXTRA Travel Restrictions Affect NSBA Conference The state’s recent School District Accountability Act will affect school board members and school employees attending the annual National School Boards Association conference from March 29 to April 1 in Orlando, Fla. |
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