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| December 30, 2009 • Vol. XXXIII • No. 19A |
 Excess Surplus Will Offset State Aid Cuts—Corzine NJDOE Readopts Accountability Regulations State Prepares Race to the Top Grant Application Leaders Welcomed: A Message from NJSBA President Harry J. Delgado Legislative Schedule for January NJSBA Addresses Possible Pension Plan Changes NJSBA Invites Members To Connect Online |
Excess Surplus Will Offset State Aid Cuts—Corzine Current-year state aid to public school districts would be cut by $260 million under Gov. Corzine’s plan to address the state’s $924 million deficit for 2009-2010. |
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| NJDOE Readopts Accountability Regulations The state Department of Education readopted the accountability regulations, effective Nov. 25. |
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| State Prepares Race to the Top Grant Application With a Jan. 19 deadline for the first round of federal Race to the Top (RTTT) grant applications looming, the state Department of Education held a meeting on Dec. 18 to gather input on the development of New Jersey’s application. |
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| Leaders Welcomed: A Message from NJSBA President Harry J. Delgado Often, I am asked by board members about the process used to select the officers of the New Jersey School Boards Association. |
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| Legislative Schedule for January January brings the waning days for the 213th session of the New Jersey Legislature. |
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| NJSBA Addresses Possible Pension Plan Changes An article in the Dec. 29 editions of the Bergen Record and the Star-Ledger addresses proposed legislation that would prohibit future employees of three associations, including NJSBA, from participating in the Public Employees Retirement System. |
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| NJSBA Invites Members To Connect Online As new technology such as social media and mobile messaging transforms howpeople communicate, NJSBA has embraced new tools that its members can use to stay informed of important issues and communicate with other school board members statewide. |
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| New Jersey is School Nutrition Leader The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recognized New Jersey for its accomplishments in improving nutrition for young people. |
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| 95th Anniversary – Recollections from 2005-2009 The New Jersey School Boards Association was founded in 1914; 2009 marks the 95th anniversary of the organization. |
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