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Education commissioner says the issue is being weaponized and distorted – and that parents who oppose the standard can opt their kids out of the lessons.

Education commissioner says the issue is being weaponized and distorted – and that parents who oppose the standard can opt their kids out of the lessons.

Silent on most education policy issues,\u00a0the education commissioner strongly defended the states sex education standards.

Education commissioner says the issue is being weaponized and distorted – and that parents who oppose the standard can opt their kids out of the lessons.

Education commissioner says the issue is being weaponized and distorted – and that parents who oppose the standard can opt their kids out of the lessons.

Silent on most education policy issues,\u00a0the education commissioner strongly defended the states sex education standards.

Silent on most education policy issues,\u00a0the education commissioner strongly defended the states sex education standards.

Silent on most education policy issues,\u00a0the education commissioner strongly defended the states sex education standards.

In Trenton on Thursday, the Senate Budget & Appropriations Committee held its next slate of hearings on Gov. Phil Murphy’s Fiscal Year 2023 Budget with presentations by the Department of Community Affairs, the Department of Education and the Schools Development Authority.

There are three ongoing investigations, not two, into the handling of the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in New Jersey’s state-run veterans’ homes.