ATTENTION
All Woodbridge Township Schools will be
CLOSED,

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Please place phone calls to Governor Christie (609) 292-6000, Commissioner Schundler (609) 292-4450, NJ Senate President Sweeney (856) 251-9801 and NJ Assembly Speaker Oliver (973) 395-1166 and voice the following concerns:

• The current funding formula states that Woodbridge Township School District should receive close to $69 million dollars; we only receive approximately $26 million. The hard working taxpayers of Woodbridge must shoulder the burden of the remaining $43 million.
• Woodbridge, Edison, North Brunswick and Piscataway are the only districts in Middlesex County that receive less than 50% of the funding they are scheduled to receive.
• Nearly 30% of the Woodbridge School District students receive free or reduced lunch; nevertheless, districts with considerably fewer economically disadvantaged students receive much more per pupil state aid.
• The Editorial Board of the Home News Tribune explained the issue best in their February 5 editorial Change Aid Plan to Treat Districts More Equally.
• Districts like Atlantic County Mainland Regional and Hunterdon County Delaware Regional receive more than $4000 in per pupil state aid. Woodbridge, with a significantly larger economically disadvantaged population, receives approximately $2000 in state aid.
  

The taxpayers, students, and families of Woodbridge are fed up. We are only asking for the equity that the state has promised us. We want nothing more, we will accept nothing less.