New Jersey students, parents, and local leaders are sounding the alarm over school funding cuts. At a rally inside Jefferson Township High School, residents packed the bleachers to call on state lawmakers for what they say is long-overdue financial relief. They warn that without additional “Highlands Impact Aid,” the district could lose millions more in funding, putting sports, music programs, and other extracurricular activities at risk. On New Jersey’s Mike Black was there as the community came together to demand action.
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