New Jersey A3115 mandates local boards of education to employ at least one full-time school psychologist per school, with a maximum.

New Jersey A3115 requires local boards of education to employ and assign on a full-time basis at least one school psychologist to each school within the district. The bill sets a maximum student-to-school psychologist ratio of 500:1, aiming to provide comprehensive school psychological services. School psychologists must hold a New Jersey standard educational services certificate with a school psychologist endorsement. The act will take effect immediately and apply in the second full school year following enactment.

New Jersey A3115 mandates local boards of education to employ at least one full-time school psychologist per school, with a maximum.

New Jersey A3115 requires local boards of education to employ and assign on a full-time basis at least one school psychologist to each school within the district. The bill sets a maximum student-to-school psychologist ratio of 500:1, aiming to provide comprehensive school psychological services. School psychologists must hold a New Jersey standard educational services certificate with a school psychologist endorsement. The act will take effect immediately and apply in the second full school year following enactment.