New Jersey 2026-2027 Regular Session

New Jersey Senate Bill SCR79

Introduced
2/2/26  

Caption

Proposes constitutional amendment prohibiting any student from being compelled to attend public school other than one nearest to student's residence.

Companion Bills

NJ SCR30

Carry Over Proposes constitutional amendment prohibiting any student from being compelled to attend public school other than one nearest to student's residence.

NJ ACR135

Carry Over Proposes constitutional amendment prohibiting any student from being compelled to attend public school other than one nearest to student's residence.

NJ ACR19

Same As Proposes constitutional amendment prohibiting any student from being compelled to attend public school other than one nearest to student's residence.

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