New Jersey Public Charter Schools Association Announces Launch of the #LetMyChildLearn Campaign
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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, Nov. 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, at the 107th Annual New Jersey State League of Municipalities Conference, one of the largest gatherings of statewide and local government officials in the Garden State, the New Jersey Public Charter Schools Association (NJPCSA) announced the launch of a comprehensive, statewide digital ad campaign targeting decision makers in advance of the New Jersey Department of Education’s (NJDOE) ruling on application requests from public charter schools to allow students to continue learning at the schools that are working for them and to allow more students access to a world class education.
Key Points:
- Through the unprecedented investment in K-12 public education under the Murphy Administration, school districts in which public charter schools are located have seen significant increases in per pupil funding, eliminating the argument that public charter schools drain funds from local districts.
- For more information about the #LetMyChildLearn campaign, visit www.letmychildlearn.org and follow the New Jersey Public Charter Schools Association on Facebook and Twitter .
- The New Jersey Public Charter Schools Association (NJPCSA) is the non-profit membership association that represents the states charter school community and, by extension, charter school students and their parents.
- We are committed to advancing quality public education for New Jerseys children through the cultivation of excellent public charter schools.