New Jersey § 18a:6-114

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§ 18a:6-114.

a. In counties in which there is located a municipality that had a population of 60,000

persons or more, as reported in the latest federal decennial census published prior

to the enactment of this act, 1 the board of education of each district that is a district factor group A or B school

district that also is a kindergarten through grade 12 district with a concentration

of at-risk pupils greater than 40%, in conjunction with the local governing body of

the municipality in which the district is located, shall develop a plan for a comprehensive

program of after school activities for students enrolled in the district. b. The plan shall include, but need not be limited to, the following: (1) the goals and objectives of the program and the ways in which it will serve the

needs and interests of the students in the district; (2) a detailed description of the recreational, academic and civic enrichment activities

that will be offered pursuant to the program; (3) the background and qualifications of personnel who will direct and supervise the

program; (4) a schedule of the days and hours during which the program will operate; (5) the criteria which will be utilized to determine eligibility for student participation

in the program; (6) an estimate of the number of students who will be served by the program; (7) an estimate of the overall cost of the program and the amount of general fund

tax levy required to be raised by the district to support the program; and (8) any other information which the board determines to be necessary. c. After the plan has been developed, the board of education, in conjunction with

the local governing body, shall conduct two public hearings to receive community input

on the plan. d. After the plan for the comprehensive program of after school activities has been

adopted by resolution of the board of education, the amount of any additional general

fund tax levy required to be raised by the district to implement the program required

pursuant to this act shall be submitted to the voters of the district or the board

of school estimate, as appropriate; except that the amount of any additional general

fund tax levy shall not exceed $2,000,000. If approved by the voters or the board of school estimate, the amount so approved

shall be assessed, levied and collected in the manner provided by law. If the voters or the board of school estimate does not approve the additional general

fund tax levy, the district shall not be required to implement the plan developed

pursuant to this act. e. Any additional general fund tax levy raised to implement the comprehensive program

of after school activities established pursuant to this act shall not be used to supplant

State or local funds allocated to support after school programs operated by the district

as of the effective date of this act. f. Amounts raised for the comprehensive program of after school activities established

pursuant to this act shall be accounted for in a special revenue fund and used solely

for the purposes of the program. g. The amount of any additional general fund tax levy raised in any budget year pursuant

to subsection d. of this section shall be an adjustment to the district's tax levy

growth limitation as calculated pursuant to section 3 of P.L.2007, c. 62 ( C.18A:7F-38 ) . 1

L.2009, c. 80, eff. July 2, 2009.

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