By Peggy McGlone/The Star-Ledger
The New Jersey State Board of Education said today it would consider a resolution on Wednesday to return fiscal control of Newark’s public schools to the city’s school board.
Included on the agenda of the monthly meeting, the resolution states that the district has demonstrated “substantial and sustained progress” and has adequate program s and policies in place to ensure that the progress will be sustained.
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