Daily Clips 8/6/18

Asbury Park Press

• Bergman: Tax relief better be on the horizon if Phil Murphy wants to get re-elected
• Point Beach school chief says activist students were never denied group status
• NJ school aid cuts will ‘decimate’ Shore districts for years, superintendents say

Burlington County Times

• Science is fun for everyone at Delran camp
• School aid changes a blessing for some Burlington County school districts, curse for others

Daily Record NJ

• School bus safety:  Special needs parents say gaps in system put their children at risk

Howell Patch

• NJ School Bus Crashes Prompt 7 New Proposed Laws In NJ

My Central Jersey

• Former athlete turns brain injury into inspiration
• Governor’s School of Engineering and Technology scholars maze
• Three Linden grads get International Baccalaureate diplomas
• Cranford rising senior learns how state government works

NJ.com

• How much is one N.J. school district spending on attorneys in bid to fire principal?

NJSpotlight

• Budget Breakdown: What’s Driving Big Boost in Transportation Spending?

Press of Atlantic City

• No candidates file for 5 seats on Somers Point school board
• Schools facing aid loss turn to Van Drew for help

National News

• Here’s What Makes Principals Change Schools or Quit Altogether   (Education Week)
• Arne Duncan: ‘If I Had to Do it All Over Again, I Would Push Even Harder’   (Education Week)
• How Private Schools and Districts Partner Up on Special Education   (Education Week)
• The Information on School Websites Is Not as Safe as You Think   (The New York Times)
• Delco high school is pioneering a choice to learn at home, at school – or both   (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
• A school called Excel failed. Now, D.C. Public Schools is reviving the all-girls campus.   (The Washington Post)
• Lawsuit accuses New York state of giving special treatment to ultra-Orthodox Jewish schools   The Washington Post)