Published Online: May 3, 2005
Published in Print: May 4, 2005, as N.J. Gets Aid Complaint

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N.J. Gets Aid Complaint

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Four New Jersey school districts filed an administrative complaint April 27 against the state department of education, saying that they are not getting enough aid to cover their growing enrollments. The four middle-wealth districts claim that the state aid formula guarantees adjustments for such growth. A department spokesman said that aid is based both on enrollment and wealth. He declined to comment on the complaint.

By Catherine Gewertz

Vol. 24, Issue 34, Page 28

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