Category: Education

NJ ED REPORT: Is Murphy Stalling the Segregation Lawsuit? What Would His Successor Do?

A new NJ Education Report article covers a high-stakes lawsuit accusing the Murphy administration of stalling efforts to fix New

NORTHJERSEY.COM: Appeals court to hear arguments in NJ school segregation lawsuit

In this NorthJersey.com article, the New Jersey appellate court prepares to hear arguments in the high‑profile school segregation lawsuit filed

NJ SPOTLIGHT: Marathon school segregation case goes to appeals court

In this NJ Spotlight News piece, the long-running New Jersey school segregation case moves to the Appellate Division. As the

NJ POLICY INSTITUTE AMICUS BRIEF ACCEPTED BY APPELLATE COURT IN SCHOOL SEGREGATION LAWSUIT

NJ SPOTLIGHT: NJ’s next governor could inherit school segregation dispute

In this piece, NJ Spotlight News looks at a major lawsuit challenging school segregation in New Jersey is unlikely to

NORTHJERSEY.COM: Murphy team trying to ‘stall’ on NJ school segregation resolution, plaintiffs argue

As plaintiffs accuse the Murphy administration of stalling resolution in the long-running Latino Action Network v. NJ case, the New

Let’s Not Trade Trust for Red Tape: Why S1796 Misses the Mark

By Rosemary Becchi President & Founder, New Jersey Policy Institute At the New Jersey Policy Institute, our mission is to

CHALKBEAT: In school segregation case, New Jersey opposes appeal as think tank urges court to consider remedy

NJPI is featured in a recent Chalkbeat article for filing an amicus brief in New Jersey’s ongoing school segregation case.

NJ MONITOR: New Jersey asks appellate court to deny school desegregation case appeal

In a recent development in the Latino Action Network v. State of New Jersey lawsuit, the state has requested the

NJ ED REPORT: To Address State School Segregation, Give Families a Choice, Says NJPI

In a recent NJ Education Report piece, he highlights how expanding the Interdistrict School Choice Program—an existing, underutilized solution—can offer

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