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Controversial rules for schools adopted earlier this month by the New Jersey State Board of Education won't see the light of day, if some state lawmakers get their way.
Controversial rules for schools adopted earlier this month by the New Jersey State Board of Education won't see the light of day, if some state lawmakers get their way.
(The Center Square) — New Jersey leaders are criticizing the state's plans to adopt a new "equity" policy to govern how public schools teach sexual education.
State Senate minority leader Anthony M. Bucco of Boonton Township, R-Morris, and Sen. Michael Testa of Vineland, R-Atlantic/Cape May/Cumberland, are blasting the state's Board of Education, saying it prioritized identity
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