New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Questioned About Signing Bill Extending Eligibility For Special Education Students

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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Questioned About Signing Bill Extending Eligibility For Special Education Students

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Questioned About Signing Bill Extending Eligibility For Special Education Students

CBS 2

Published 10 Jun 2021

It would give certain special education students exceeding the age of eligibility, which is 21, an added year of education due to COVID-19.

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