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"Governor Murphy’s budget proposal is a great starting point and we look forward to working with him and the Legislature to further refine New Jersey’s spending priorities... Increasing funding for facility upgrades like new boilers, windows, doors, and roof repairs is necessary to guarantee all students have safe, secure and modern school buildings."
"Students here belong to a community that looks after their wellbeing, the perfect fit for my grandkids. I’m grateful that Thrive Charter School is already a bastion of hope and light and I can’t wait for everyone in our community to learn more about this special place.";
"Not all students learn the same, and for my children, it has been crucial that they are in a small, nurturing environment where all students are truly seen and supported. BelovED has created an environment where they feel supported, challenged and encouraged to be their best selves, regardless of their starting point."
"Middlesex County STEM Charter School not only changed my children’s lives, but it changed mine as well. Thanks in part to the support my children now receive at school, I went back to college with peace of mind.";
Under the grant program, recipient schools will receive $100,000 each to implement strategies developed under a nationwide initiative known as the IGNITE Network, which aims to improve outcomes among special education students from communities of color or low incomes.
Charter Students in Newark Beat Statewide Average In ELA For Second Year in a Row
"Camden has a rich history that’s been through a lot. Nevertheless, there is an incredible determination to keep moving in the right direction and help the next generation succeed. High-quality public school options for families play a big role in that effort.";
The highlight of the event was NJPCSA’s parent and alumni ambassadors meeting Assemblywoman Shanique Speight (D-Essex, Hudson), who represents residents of Newark living in the 29th Legislative District. “I commend NJPCSA’s commitment to empowering parents and students in this city. A mother’s power is the driving force behind her children’s success and I look forward to supporting their work to strengthen quality education for all Newark students,” Assemblywoman Speight said.
"Seeing how my boys have thrived at Robert Treat Academy has proven to me that I’ve made the right decision. Their teachers are incredibly attentive and responsive, and I know that the school’s administration has my children’s best interests at heart. For that, I am forever grateful.";
"It is important that elected leaders support quality education options like Great Oaks. That is why I remain an advocate for my school and other public charter schools in New Jersey, even after I’ve graduated."






