New Jersey S1329 allows parents to receive a voucher for nonpublic school tuition if they object to public school curriculum.
New Jersey S1329 provides that parents who object to learning materials or activities in public schools on the basis that they are harmful may receive a voucher from the school district to enroll their child in a nonpublic school. The voucher equals 75 percent of the school district's annual spending per pupil, adjusted for the number of days remaining in the school year.
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