Patch- The state will not allow a permit to protest cuts to the school district, Toms River BOE and Brick planned to load 100 school buses the plan initially announced by the Toms River Regional School District to send what they had hoped would be 100 school buses filled with parents, teachers, and other school employees to protest the school funding deal announced late last week by Senate President Stephen Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto .APP reports “They’re not approving our permits and we’re wondering how Lakewood got 10 buses there. They were approved."
Facing a 3.3 million dollar budget cut to the school district, That deal would strip
Toms River of $3.3 million for the 2017-18 school year just days before that school year starts. The Brick Township School District would lose nearly $2.2 million under the deal, according to information distributed by state legislators last week. The district had been planning to send as many as 100 school buses; district Superintendent David Healy said bus drivers had volunteered their time to drive buses that the district hoped would be loaded with parents, students and other community members on the day after the Toms River schools let out for the summer. Graduation ceremonies were held at the district's three high schools late Wednesday afternoon. red more at Toms River Patch
Facing a 3.3 million dollar budget cut to the school district, That deal would strip
Toms River of $3.3 million for the 2017-18 school year just days before that school year starts. The Brick Township School District would lose nearly $2.2 million under the deal, according to information distributed by state legislators last week. The district had been planning to send as many as 100 school buses; district Superintendent David Healy said bus drivers had volunteered their time to drive buses that the district hoped would be loaded with parents, students and other community members on the day after the Toms River schools let out for the summer. Graduation ceremonies were held at the district's three high schools late Wednesday afternoon. red more at Toms River Patch