New Jersey A2922 mandates the appointment of a State monitor for school districts receiving 70% or more of their revenue from State aid.
New Jersey A2922 requires the appointment of a State monitor for school districts where at least 70% of their revenue comes from State aid. This monitor will oversee the board of education's business operations and personnel matters, having the same powers as those appointed under the School District Fiscal Accountability Act. The bill applies to districts like Trenton Public School District and Plainfield City Union, which reported over 70% State aid revenue in the 2022-2023 school year. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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