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The "Education Matters" Jersey City BOE slate swept again, the fourth time in a row, and won three seats for the volunteer post.

Jersey City Councilwoman-at-Large Amy DeGise is backing the "Education Matters" school board slate in the non-partisan November 7th contest.

Jersey City Ward F Councilman Frank Gilmore is supporting the "Children First" team in the non-partisan November 7th board of education race.

LETTER: Ex-teacher Perry Cecchini gives his take on why the "Education Matters" Jersey City BOE team will help bring stability and unity.

Jersey City Councilman-at-Large Daniel Rivera is backing the "Education Matters" board of education team in the non-partisan Nov. 7th race.

Jersey City Ward A Councilwoman Denise Ridley is endorsing the "Education Matters" team in the non-partisan November 7th BOE race.

LETTER: JCEA Third VP and PAC Chairman Mike Greco explains why Jersey City voters should elect the "Education Matters" team.

Commissioner O'Dea indicated that while he's looking for "a crushing victory" in Nov., he also said that "the future is 2025" in Jersey City.

The JCEA has added a Democratic committeewoman to their Jersey City BOE slate, while the two incumbents are running on a ticket with Andrews.

The JCEA is likely to be running a new slate in the November 7th Jersey City BOE race, with two trustees filing for re-election on their own.