Allamuchy school district challenges NJ's anti-bullying law
The Allamuchy Township School District in Warren County wants the state to pay the district to enforce New Jersey's anti-bullying law. The district has filed a complaint saying the law would cost $6,000
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Jan 26, 2012, 6:17 PM
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Updated 4,608 days ago
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The Allamuchy Township School District in Warren County wants the state to pay the district to enforce New Jersey's anti-bullying law.
The district has filed a complaint saying the law would cost $6,000 for training this year and requires it to create new titles, such as anti-bullying coordinator.
The state says the law is not an unfunded mandate and schools can fulfill the requirements without additional costs.
The law tightened existing measures to require anti-bullying programs and policies in public schools.
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