$820 million The New Jersey School Budget Vote 2010 Results
$820 million The New Jersey School Budget Vote 2010 Results On Trends Hot Topics --- $820 million The New Jersey School Budget Vote 2010 Results. The result of New Jersey (NJ) School Budget 2010 is $820 million. With the 820 Million USD funds from State governer Chris Christie, the new New Jersey NJ school budget vote has come to a results.
Christie said layoffs can be avoided if teachers agree to freeze their salaries and start contributing to their health insurance premiums. He said voters should reject budgets where teachers have not made those concessions.
In districts where the budgets did not pass, local governments can now either trim them with recommended changes or ignore voters, and leave them as is. Almost all of the proposed budgets called for homeowner property tax increases and moderate to drastic staffing and resource cuts within the schools. But over the last several weeks, the issue of school budgets became infused with accusations of below the belt tactics, politics, and misdirection between Governor Chris Christie and union officials.
With the proposed budget of $820 million, New Jersey Voters took there stand on the school spending and property Taxes, and rejecting a 260 of 479 school bugdest in 19 counties. Stay tune for the final and official New Jersey NJ School Budget Vote 2010 Results.
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Christie said layoffs can be avoided if teachers agree to freeze their salaries and start contributing to their health insurance premiums. He said voters should reject budgets where teachers have not made those concessions.
In districts where the budgets did not pass, local governments can now either trim them with recommended changes or ignore voters, and leave them as is. Almost all of the proposed budgets called for homeowner property tax increases and moderate to drastic staffing and resource cuts within the schools. But over the last several weeks, the issue of school budgets became infused with accusations of below the belt tactics, politics, and misdirection between Governor Chris Christie and union officials.
With the proposed budget of $820 million, New Jersey Voters took there stand on the school spending and property Taxes, and rejecting a 260 of 479 school bugdest in 19 counties. Stay tune for the final and official New Jersey NJ School Budget Vote 2010 Results.
Tags: nj school budget results, asbury park press, nj school budget vote 2010, courier post, bergen record
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