RT @senatenj: The 15 members of the Senate Republican caucus sent a letter to Gov. Phil Murphy calling for clear guidance and plans on chil&
Samuel Thompson
@SamThompsonNJ · NJ · S
Posts23
Engagement128
Voting-record position-0.062
CoverageApr 9, 2020 to Mar 10, 2022
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| Education | 2.1% | 4.2% | −2.1 pp | Under-indexed | 23 |
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It's outrageous that Gov. Murphy is cutting funding to nearly 200 school districts when he's sitting on $4.6 billion of unexpected money this year, especially when teachers are struggling to make up for pandemic-related loss. 1/2 https://t.co/cozCXxZhCv
RT @GovMurphy: We remember Susan Tisiker. For over 40 years, Susan had a career in public service <U+2013> beginning as an educator and ending as<U+2026>
Families in rural and suburban districts are almost certain to get hit with massive property tax increases to keep teachers in classrooms and maintain important programs, including athletics. That's absolutely nuts when Governor Murphy has billions in the bank. 2/2
It is important to ensure these annual reports are thorough and accurate. The meticulous process shouldnt be rushed for a deadline made impractical by virus-related changes to the school schedule. https://t.co/lGt41WKu4N
RT @OldBridgeTPS: Tonight the Old Bridge BOE & N.J. State Senator @SamThompsonNJ each recognized Jonas Salk Middle School educator Linda Co<U+2026>
In a budget filled with historically high spending levels and a huge surplus, the governor persisted with his attacks on suburban and rural school districts. Schools in our legislative district cannot sustain these reductions. https://t.co/vWlzgADZRE
Our taskforce will bring all of this information together to improve remote learning capabilities statewide. We hope students can return to classrooms quickly, but must prepare for a prolonged crisis or a repeat in the future. https://t.co/qV8V2I3qJM
In response to COVID-19, @CollegeBoard is developing AP Exams for this year that students can take from home. 2020 AP Exams will be: =9 Given May 11-22 and June 1-5 =9 45 minutes long =9 Open book/open note =9 Online (or a photo of handwritten work) https://t.co/yVAxmwoGRo https://t.co/QvysMpleiS