Published: January 15, 1997
Tucked inside New Jersey's new 74-page school funding law is a small item that has caused big problems for state education officials.
Apparently overlooked during the seven months of haggling over the bill, the clause gives state Commissioner of Education Leo F. Klagholz the go-ahead to authorize a tuition-free program of interdistrict school choice.
No such program...
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