By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
TRENTON — Top New Jersey education officials say the state’s review of Common Core most likely won’t lead to major changes to the controversial education standards.
The review is intended as an opportunity to build on the existing standards through clarification, addition and omission, Assistant Education Commissioner Kimberly Harrington told the state Board of Education during a presentation Wednesday.
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