The charter school movement has spawned Christian conservative classical charters that aim to counter “100 years of progressivism.” For-profit charter operators cash in as @charteralliance helps undo a century of progress. @carolburris @DianeRavitch https://t.co/JVPbNjh9mZ
@CraigHarrisUSAT @USATODAY@USATODAYmoney So appreciative of your amazing work, and grateful for your willingness to share your knowledge and expertise!
Together, families and educators are an essential team for advocating for the resources and opportunities all students need. Out-of-touch billionaires, however, are not.
Thank you @PatrickDiegnan for taking the time to see firsthand the value of these school-based programs. While laudable, the new system will never be able to deliver this level of care. DCF would do well to own that fact.
Thank you @PatrickDiegnan for taking the time to visit @hpschoolsnj and our amazing Teen Center! @GovMurphy’s goal to expand services to students statewide is laudable, but must not come at the expense of existing programs. @kmsusca@JulieLB
Exemplary School Based Youth Service programs such as Highland Park’s long-established Community Teen Center are worth considering as New Jersey works toward implementing a necessary new statewide infrastructure for student and family support. https://t.co/SQjtq4pMBU
Education funding in this country is a twin sheet trying to cover a king sized bed. Too many "reform" ideas are arguments about how, if we cut the sheet the right way and move the pieces around, we can cover the bed adequately.
When medical questionnaires ask about smoking history and I have to admit that I smoked for 16 years, starting at the age of 14, my inner voice starts singing @cher#ificouldturnbacktime
There are far too many unanswered questions about the new program DCF is rolling out. Ending the current school-based programs, which are specifically supported by Congress thru legislation & by USDOE thru grants, is simply unacceptable. @GovMurphy
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I was cheering in my living room when I saw this in last night’s @NJSpotlightNews newsletter! Kudos for fighting to save School Based Youth programs.👍🏼 to @GovMurphy for focusing on student mental health statewide, but DO NOT sacrifice these programs to meet that goal. #SaveSBYSP
Save our School Based Youth Services Programs - on site and ongoing mental health support for students. Trusting adults that build relationships with S's. #allinhp
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Funding for the School-Based Youth Services Programs must be maintained. And the state needs to do an inventory of what every school district is providing. It is impossible to make an informed decisions without that information. @GovMurphy
With $280 million in new grants to increase access to mental health services for students & young people, ED is answering @POTUS’s call to double the number of mental health professionals in schools. https://t.co/wvAAYqYlTK #WorldMentalHealthDay
This is not the first time the @GovMurphy administration has tried to defund SBYSP. Last time the backlash was so strong that the funding was reinstated. If we make enough noise, we may be able to make a difference. @hpschoolsnj@kmsusca@JulieLB@SavOurSchoolsNJ@jerseyjazzman
@GovMurphy's administration is planning to defund School Based Youth Services Programs (SBYSP) at the end of this school year and to shift the funding to 15 "Hub and Spoke" programs that would provide services statewide. https://t.co/SL6kyKDiGB @JulieLB@kmsusca@hpschoolsnj
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.@hpschoolsnj Teen Center, which provides essential services to our students, is funded through SBYSP. @GovMurphy's desire to serve students statewide is laudable but defunding SBYSP is a devastating mistake that will harm the students that rely on the program @JulieLB@kmsusca