school construction

Some Democratic lawmakers in New Jersey want to block the state from helping to pay for construction at two religious schools.

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America's schools are in such disrepair that it would cost more than $270 billion just to get elementary and secondary buildings back to their original conditions and twice that to get them up to date, a report released Tuesday estimated. In a foreword to the report, former President Bill Clinton said "we are still struggling to provide equal opportunity" to children and urged the first federal study of school buildings in almost two decades.

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For years, the New Jersey Schools Development Authority has come under fire for wasting significant amounts of money while struggling to complete school construction projects in many of the state's poorest areas, but the head of the SBA insists things are changing in a meaningful way.

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New Jersey voters would have all of the necessary information to make informed decisions on school construction borrowing under a new bill.

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New Jersey voters in four of the six school districts that held bond referendums yesterday approved spending 42 million, 4 hundred thousand dollars for school construction projects.

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Governor Christie announced another $500 million in new school construction projects which will be launched across the state leveraging the new principles of efficiency and accountability instituted by the Christie Administration SDA.

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Governor Chris Christie has announced plans for 20 school construction and renovation projects across New Jersey.

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Democratic Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan, chairman of the Assembly Education Committee, said he plans to hold investigative hearings next month on the lack of progress with the state's Schools Development Authority.

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