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| June 9, 2010 • Vol. XXXIII • No. 41 |
 A Message from NJSBA’s President Legislative Update: Budget Agreement Appears Likely Suit Calls for Full State Funding New Jersey Supreme Court Rules in Arbitration Case Learn@Lunch Provides Preview of Workshop 2010 Save the Date for the ELFNJ Leadership Conference Legislative Committee Sets Agenda Policy Updates Provided by NJSBA Click here for a pdf version of this issue of School Board Notes |
Web Extra A Message from NJSBA’s President NJSBA’s new president, Raymond Wiss, extends his thanks to the membership. |
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| Legislative Update: Budget Agreement Appears Likely With less than a month to go before the state’s new fiscal year begins on July 1, both Democratic and Republican legislators are predicting that a budget agreement will be reached that will avert a shutdown of state government. |
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| Reduced Fee for Workshop 2010 To keep Workshop attendance within reach of local school districts, NJSBA has cut the Workshop group registration fee in half. |
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| Suit Calls for Full State Funding The Education Law Center has filed suit to request that the New Jersey Supreme Court compel the state to fully fund the School Funding Reform Act of 2008 |
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| New Jersey Supreme Court Rules in Arbitration Case The state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that an arbitrator did not overstep his authority when he determined that it was inappropriate for a school board to terminate a custodian |
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| Learn@Lunch Provides Preview of Workshop 2010 NJSBA is offering a sneak peek at Workshop 2010 during a special edition of Learn@Lunch, NJSBA’s popular new series of webcasts. |
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| Web Extra Save the Date for the ELFNJ Leadership Conference The Educational Leadership Foundation of New Jersey is hosting a Leadership Conference on July 10. |
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| Legislative Committee Sets Agenda NJSBA’s Legislative Committee set its agenda for the coming months, with initiatives ranging from improved communications to the proposed 2.5 percent property tax cap. |
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| Honors and Recognition Scenes from some of the County School Boards Associations throughout the state. |
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| Policy Updates Provided by NJSBA Harassment and bullying, nepotism, accountability and NJQSAC – many recent changes in the law have affected school board policy. |
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