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Apr 6, 2014
ron/nj
The law is 180 days of school. How does extending the school day get around that? Are private schools exempt from this law?
ron
ron
2nd grade teacher
right, the nj doe does not regulate either the length of school days, or length of school year of non-public schools, i looked it up too, lol [link removed]
On 4/06/14, ron/nj wrote: > The law is 180 days of school. How does extending the school > day get around that? Are private schools exempt from this law? > > ron
On 4/06/14, ron/nj wrote: > The law is 180 days of school. How does extending the school > day get around that? Are private schools exempt from this law? > > ron
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