NJ school mental health program extended one year to 2024
Funding for School Based Youth Services be extended by one year in 2024. But educators want it to be permanent.
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Funding for School Based Youth Services be extended by one year in 2024. But educators want it to be permanent.
A proposed law waiting for action in the New Jersey Legislature establishes a Central Jersey region on paper, which would then have to be included in the state's tourism marketing efforts.
Some officials are fuming about a vote approving increases of more than 20% in health insurance premiums for government workers.
Health benefit rates, pension contributions, energy prices, and inflation will squeeze local government coffers in the coming year.
State lawmakers said they won't accept the Murphy administration’s new mental health program for students at the cost of losing in-school services.