N.J. Assembly passes bill for teaching diversity, inclusion in K-12 public schools | American Federation of Teachers New Jersey, AFL-CIO

By a vote of 46-29, the New Jersey General Assembly on Jan. 11 passed A4454, legislation that would require K-12 public schools in the state to teach diversity and inclusion, starting in 2021-22.

NJ Advance Media’s Samantha Marcus has more.

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