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The New Jersey Supreme Court clarified its 1998 ruling in Abbott v. Burke , saying the state must fully fund school construction plans in the poorest school districts. The Court's per curiam decision made it clear that "approved costs" essentially meant all costs -- not partial funding. "The state is required to fund all of the costs of necessary facilities remediation and construction in the Abbott districts," the Court reiterated.
June 02, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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