Compare NJ A 3000 (2020) and NJ A 410 (2024)

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NJ A 3000 (2020)NJ A 410 (2024)
Sponsored by: Assemblyman ROBERT AUTH District 39 (Bergen and PassaicSponsored by: Assemblyman ROBERT AUTH District 39 (Bergen and Passaic
SYNOPSIS Provides that public school parent who objects to learning material or activity that parent considers harmful may receive voucher from school district to enroll student in nonpublic school. CURRENT VERSION OF TEXTSYNOPSIS Provides that public school parent who objects to learning material or activity that parent considers harmful may receive voucher from school district to enroll student in nonpublic school. CURRENT VERSION OF TEXT
An Act concerning vouchers for certain public school students and supplementing chapter 35 of Title 18A of the New Jersey Statutes. Be It Enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey: 1. In the event that the parent or guardian of a student enrolled in a school district objects to a learning material or activity that is part of the curriculum, on the basis that the material or activity is harmful, withdraws his child from the school district and enrolls the child in a nonpublic school, the resident school district shall provide the parent or guardian with a voucher to support the tuition and fees of the nonpublic school. The voucher shall equal 75 percent of the res…An Act concerning vouchers for certain public school students and supplementing chapter 35 of Title 18A of the New Jersey Statutes. Be It Enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey: 1. In the event that the parent or guardian of a student enrolled in a school district objects to a learning material or activity that is part of the curriculum, on the basis that the material or activity is harmful, withdraws his child from the school district and enrolls the child in a nonpublic school, the resident school district shall provide the parent or guardian with a voucher to support the tuition and fees of the nonpublic school. The voucher shall equal 75 percent of the res…