Daily Clips 7/5/18

Asbury Park Press

• Trade war: NJ has $920 billion at risk, Chamber of Commerce says
• NJ budget deal:  These Shore schools win, but others lose money
• Why is state aid important to New Jersey schools?

Burlington County Times

• Moorestown district revamping website to follow Department of Education guidelines

My Central Jersey

• Vella named North Plainfield school superintendent
• Ex-Linden High School teacher loses license for helping students…

NJ.com

• Phil Murphy gives police and firefighter unions control of their pensions

Press of Atlantic City

• Schools adding Class III officers to improve safety and save money
• Cape May County announces the School Nutrition Programs for 18-19 school year

The Jersey Journal

• Jersey City school board should hold itself to standards it set for others

The Philadelphia Inquirer

• Is time up for tiny towns in New Jersey? Some say mergers would save money and lower taxes, but skeptics disagree

The Record

• New Jersey expands transgender rights as Murphy signs identity bill, laws on film taxes

National News

• K-12 and the Supreme Court: 2017-18 Highlights   (Education Week)
• Reading Is Fundamental. But It’s Not a Fundamental Right, Court Rules   (Education Week)
• ’Access to Literacy’ Is Not a Constitutional Right, Judge in Detroit Rules   (The New York Times)
• Fairfax system rejects former student’s assault claim, calls it ‘sexual encounter’   (The Washington Post)
• ‘I Can’t Be Silent’: a high school student’s ode to protest   (The Washington Post)
• Are dual-language programs in urban schools a sign of gentrification?   (The Washington Post)