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TRENTON - A key Republican lawmaker says he expects school-aid cuts when Gov. Christie lays out his budget plans tomorrow. "There are no miracles left, and people just need to stand up and say, 'OK, this is what we have to do, ... ,' " said Assemblyman Joseph Malone, (R., Burlington).
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A majority of South Jersey public and charter middle schools improved their performance on state standardized tests for math and language arts last year, according to the New Jersey report card released yesterday.
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St. John Bosco Catholic elementary school in Hatboro will close in June as a result of declining enrollment, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced yesterday.
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Most students still prefer print books to digital, and even if they didn't, textbook publishers and authors have made very few titles available online.
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Every payday, Jeff Paul sent whatever dollars he could spare to his mother and little brother back home in Haiti. They've become even more desperate since the Jan. 12 earthquake.
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Turning low-achieving schools into charters, bringing in outside management and replacing school boards are some of the reforms proposed in a state Senate bill.
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