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Special Education Issues during the Pandemic Almost overnight, with the onset of the pandemic, education issues and practices changed. One of the more challenging services
To Our School Board Community: Today, the Governor issued Executive Order No. 175 which addresses, among other things, reopening plans and reopening requirements, requirements for
To Our School Board Community: Stay tuned! Today at his 1PM Press Conference the Governor is supposed to announce a plan to allow schools to open
To Our School Board Community: We have been trying to anticipate and quickly respond to your questions during this time, given the unprecedented challenges presented
Education Law partners William S. Donio and Amy Houck Elco will speak at the New Jersey Association for Justice Boardwalk Seminar this week. The virtual
To Our School Board Community: We have been trying to anticipate and quickly respond to your questions during this time, given the unprecedented challenges presented
Yesterday the CDC issued updated Guidance on Preparing K-12 School Administrators for a Safe Return to School in Fall 2020. The CDC notes the “unique
We have been trying to anticipate and quickly respond to your questions during this time, given the unprecedented challenges presented to our Boards related to
To Our School Board Community: On June 26, 2020, Governor Murphy signed an Act requiring the Commissioner of Education to establish a three-year “Bridge Year
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Atlantic City High School students Anthony Lino and Sohe Shomyha, and Ocean City High School student Thomas Oves will each receive