ACNJ served on New Jersey’s Commission on the Effects of Social Media Usage on Adolescents, which examined how social media impacts young people. The Commission published recommendations aimed at preserving social media’s benefits while reducing potential harms – including banning cellphones at school and delaying social media access until age 16. More in the News: […]
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How CenteringPregnancy® Improves Outcomes for Parents and Babies in New Jersey
Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin Authored by: Disha Patel, MPH Manager, Health Policy Centering Healthcare Institute Patient-centered care prioritizes the needs of each individual. One powerful example is group prenatal care, such as CenteringPregnancy®, which has been shown to lower the risk of preterm birth, low birthweight and NICU stays. In New Jersey, we need to […]
Your Rights to Attend School in New Jersey: A Simple Guide
This guide explains who has the right to attend public school in New Jersey and how to enroll. It outlines key protections, required documents, and what to do if a student is denied enrollment.
Addressing Achievement Gaps in New Jersey Education: A Parent’s Guide
New Jersey education law establishes a comprehensive framework to address achievement gaps and ensure educational equity. The law mandates specific protections and support systems, particularly for students from disadvantaged backgrounds, those with disabilities, and English language learners.
Placement Options in Special Education
As a parent of a child with special needs, understanding the various placement options available through special education can be overwhelming. Your child has a right to be educated in the “least restrictive environment” — meaning to the maximum extent appropriate, your child should be educated alongside peers without disabilities and as close to home as possible.
