By Christopher Baxter/Statehouse Bureau
TRENTON — Protesters angry about the Christie administration’s charter school initiatives briefly occupied the lobby of the state Department of Education this morning, chanting, “charter reform now!”
The group of about 50 people from Highland Park, Edison, New Brunswick, Teaneck, Montclair, Cherry Hill, Voorhees and South Orange said the state was dividing their communities by considering putting charter schools there.
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