Schools
State Aid For Freehold Regional Schools Decreases For 2020-21
This upcoming year, Freehold regional high schools will receive $40.7 million from the state, down 12.4 percent from last year.
FREEHOLD, NJ — Gov. Phil Murphy released his revised state aid figures last week, leaving Freehold regional high schools with about $5 million less than they did last year.
For the upcoming 2020-21 school year, the regional high schools will receive a combined $40.7 million from the state, down 12.4 percent from the $46 million received in 2019.
This year's grand total will include $1,816,395 in transportation aid, $735,594 in security aid and $7,030,185 in special education aid.
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The first day for Freehold regional high schools is Sept. 10, and the district is still on track to reopen virtually until at least Oct. 19.
Read more: Amid Staff Shortage, Freehold HS District Will Begin Remotely
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