Schools
State Aid For Howell Public Schools Dips For 2020-21 Year: Report
This upcoming year, Howell Township schools will receive over $28.1 million from the state, down 9 percent from last year.
HOWELL, NJ — Gov. Phil Murphy released his revised state aid figures last week, leaving Howell public schools with about $2 million less than they had last year.
For the upcoming 2020-21 school year, Howell public schools will receive over $28.1 million from the state, down 9 percent from the roughly $30.9 million they received last year.
The grand total will include $903,761 in transportation aid, $517,479 in security aid and $3,740,074 in special education aid.
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The first day for Howell schools is Sept. 10. The district is still on track to do its hybrid plan, with half the students in school on rotating days of the week. Read more: Howell Township Schools Release In-Person Plan For Fall 2020
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