Gov. Mikie Sherrill proposed a record-high education budget last month that would include $12.4 billion in direct K-12 aid for New Jersey school districts next school year.
But some districts could still see sharp cuts.
About 29% of New Jersey’s school districts are slated for decreases in state aid, including one small Hunterdon County district that’s expected to lose nearly 18% of its state funding and another small Warren County district that sends students to Phillipsburg High School. (See the eight biggest funding losers listed below — along with a chart to look up your school district.)…