With just weeks or even days left in the school year, Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday signed legislation that will offer an extra year of special education and related services to students who are turning 21, and traditionally aging out of the system, either this year or in the next two academic years through the spring of 2023.The measure, primarily sponsored by state Sen. Dawn Addiego, D-NJ, 8th, had stalled on Murphy's desk for close to two weeks over funding considerations. But Murphy said during his COVID-19 briefing on Wednesday that federal American Rescue Plan funds would be used to cover the extension, a cost that could approach $600 million.