Published Online: January 25, 2011
Published in Print: January 26, 2011, as N.J. OKs 23 New Charters

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N.J. OKs 23 New Charters

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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christies administration has approved applications for 23 new charter schools, including the states first independent school for children with autism. The approvals add about one-third more charter schools to the 73 operating in the state.






By The Associated Press

Vol. 30, Issue 18, Page 5

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