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State lawmakers approved the biggest infusion of cash to build new schools in New Jerseys poorest neighborhoods on Wednesday.

State lawmakers approved the biggest infusion of cash to build new schools in New Jerseys poorest neighborhoods on Wednesday.

Democrats added about $1.7 billion to what was already a record-high budget. It includes tax rebates, fee holidays and money for NJ Transit, schools.

State lawmakers approved the biggest infusion of cash to build new schools in New Jerseys poorest neighborhoods on Wednesday.

Democrats added about $1.7 billion to what was already a record-high budget. It includes tax rebates, fee holidays and money for NJ Transit, schools.

Democrats added about $1.7 billion to what was already a record-high budget. It includes tax rebates, fee holidays and money for NJ Transit, schools.

State lawmakers approved the biggest infusion of cash to build new schools in New Jerseys poorest neighborhoods on Wednesday.

A seven-month inquiry into data discrepancies at one school in a low-resourced community reveals how pupils are falling through the cracks of our schooling system. Rahima Essop, Amanda Edwards, Sias Bolton and Manoj Chiba examine what can be done to stop it.

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.

The Angel of the North Box Cup is coming to the North East and open to entries now