Gov. Murphy visits Thomas Jefferson MS to highlight $18B investment in state schools
Gov. Phil Murphy visited Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Fair Lawn Thursday to highlight the $18.1 billion investment in New Jersey public schools as announced in his budget proposal.
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Feb 25, 2021, 6:21 PM
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29ds agoGov. Phil Murphy visited Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Fair Lawn Thursday to highlight the $18.1 billion investment in New Jersey public schools as announced in his budget proposal.
It would increase kindergarten through 12th grade education aid by $578 million and pre-K funding by $50 million.
School districts could use the funds to address coronavirus-related issues, among other uses.
Murphy says the funding furthers his commitment to ensuring school districts have the necessary resources to meet the needs of both students and educators.
