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New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division
February 20, 1997
On appeal from the New Jersey Department of Education, Board of Review.
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Before Judges Brochin, Kestin and Eichen. The opinion of the court was delivered by Brochin, J.A.D.
The opinion of the court was delivered by BROCHIN, J.A.D.
Since 1935, the Union County Regional High School District No. 1 has been responsible for providing a high school education for students residing in the six municipalities of Berkeley Heights, Clark, Garwood, Kenilworth, Mountainside and Springfield. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:13-51, the boards of education and governing bodies of five of these municipalities, Berkeley Heights, Clark, Kenilworth, Mountainside, and Springfield, applied to the Union County Superintendent of Schools "to make an investigation as to the advisability of the dissolution of the regional district." Ibid. In accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:13-52, the County Superintendent filed a report which concluded that dissolution was inadvisable. Apparently unpersuaded, the boards of education of Berkeley Heights, Kenilworth, Mountainside, and Springfield, and the governing bodies of Berkeley Heights, Kenilworth and Mountainside petitioned the State Commissioner of Education pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:13-54, "for permission to submit to the legal voters of . . . each constituent district whether the regional district shall dissolve."
The petition for permission to conduct a dissolution election was submitted to a Board of Review chaired by the Commissioner. See N.J.S.A. 18A:13-56. In a brief letter opinion issued November 5, 1995, the board granted the petition and elaborated on the basis of its decision in an "amplification" issued December 13, 1995. The election was held and a majority of voters in the entire regional district and in four out of the six constituent local school districts voted in favor of dissolution.
The Borough of Garwood and the Garwood local board of education have appealed to this court from the decision of the Board of Review which refused to block the election. For the following reasons, we affirm the decision of the Board of Review.
To initiate the process of dissolving a special purpose regional school district, a majority of the constituent local boards of education and a majority of the governing bodies of the municipalities that compose the regional district must first apply to the County Superintendent of Schools. N.J.S.A. 18A:13-51. It is important to note, however, that they do not apply to the Superintendent for permission to dissolve the district. Their application must request the Superintendent "to make an investigation as to the advisability of the dissolution of the regional district." Ibid. (emphasis added). The product of the Superintendent's investigation is a report to be filed with the regional board of education, each of the constituent local boards of education, and the municipal governing bodies. N.J.S.A. 18A:13-52. No statute or regulation requires the report to be filed with the Commissioner of Education or with any other administrative body. The report is not a preliminary decision like that of an administrative law Judge under the Administrative Procedure Act. Cf. N.J.S.A. 52:14B-10 (requiring administrative law Judge to file a "recommended report and decision" with findings of fact and Conclusions of law, which may be adopted as the final decision in a case). The County Superintendent's report is solely his recommendation to the regional and local boards of education and the municipal governing bodies of the district containing
such financial, educational and other information as he may deem necessary to enable said governing bodies and local boards of education and regional board of education to form an intelligent judgment as to the advisability of the proposed . . . dissolution and the effect thereof upon the educational and financial condition of . . . each of the constituent districts in the event of a dissolution . . . .
Once a majority of the local boards of education and a majority of the municipal governing bodies have requested the County Superintendent to "make an investigation as to the advisability of the dissolution of the regional district," any board or governing body can "petition the commissioner for permission . . . to submit to the legal voters of each constituent district whether the regional district shall dissolve." N.J.S.A. 18A:13-54. Whether the County Superintendent has recommended for or against dissolution makes no legal difference. In either event, the Commissioner must submit the petition to the Board of Review, an ad hoc committee whose members are the Commissioner of Education as chairman, a member of the State Board of Education, the State Treasurer or his designee, and the Director of the Division of Local Government Services. N.J.S.A. 18A:13-56. The Board of Review then either grants or refuses the petition for an election at which the voters of the regional district will decide on whether or not it will be dissolved. Ibid.
The basis for the decision of the Board of Review is closely circumscribed. The statute directs that the Board of Review "shall . . . Consent to the granting of the application" or "shall . . . Oppose the same because if the same be granted" and the district is dissolved,
1. An excessive debt burden will be imposed . . . upon any of the constituent districts . . .;
2. An efficient school system cannot be maintained . . . in any of the constituent districts . . . without excessive costs;
3. Insufficient pupils will be left . . . in any of the constituent districts . . . to maintain a properly graded school system; or
4. [Because of] Any other reason which it may deem to be sufficient; . . . .
Significantly, any of the first three circumstances specified by the statute as a justifiable reason to refuse permission for an election would result in a condition inconsistent with the "thorough and efficient system of free public schools . . . " which the State is obligated to maintain and support. N.J. Const. art. VIII, § 4, P 1; cf. N.J.A.C. 6:3-7.4 ("The board of review . . . shall include in its final determinations required by N.J.S.A. 18A:13-56 [for withdrawal from a regional district] . . . any specific conditions under which its consent is granted in order to insure that a thorough and efficient system of public schools will be maintained in the withdrawing district(s) or municipality(ies) and the remaining regional district."); In re Upper Freehold Reg'l School Dist., 86 N.J. 265, 430 A.2d 905(1981) (to implement the constitutional mandate, the Commissioner has the power to order the issuance of school bonds despite the voters' defeat of their issuance in a school bond election). Of course, "a thorough and efficient system of free public schools" also implies a system that complies with other constitutional imperatives. Cf. N.J. Const. art. I, P 5; Board of Educ. of Englewood Cliffs v. Board of Educ. of Englewood, 257 N.J. Super. 413, 608 A.2d 914 (App. Div. 1992), aff'd, 132 N.J. 327, 625 A.2d 483, cert. denied, 510 U.S. 991, 114 S. Ct. 547, 126 L. Ed. 2d 449 (1993) (importance of racial balance may preclude severance of sending-receiving relationship and could possibly require regionalization).
We conclude that the fourth ground upon which N.J.S.A. 18A:13-56 authorizes the Board of Review to prevent submitting the issue of dissolution of a regional district to the voters -- "Any other reason which it may deem to be sufficient" -- requires a reason of the same character as the first three specified reasons. Denbo v. Township of Moorestown, 23 N.J. 476, 481-82, 129 A.2d 710 (1957) (general words following specific words are understood to be limited to things of same class or same general character); Hovbilt, Inc. v. Township of Howell, 263 N.J. Super. 567, 571-72, 623 A.2d 770 (App. Div. 1993), aff'd, 138 N.J. 598, 651 A.2d 77 (1994) (ejusdem generis rule of statutory construction limits meaning of general statutory words to include only objects similar to those enumerated by preceding specific words). In other words, a "sufficient" reason is one that implicates the State's constitutional obligation for the maintenance of a "thorough and efficient system of free public schools." Any less weighty reason would be an inadequate ground for compelling constituent local school districts and municipalities to preserve a regional school district against the will of a majority of the voters in a majority of its local districts.
The arguments which the Garwood appellants have urged in support of their appeal from the decision of the Board of Review must be evaluated in this statutory context. They contend that the decision should be reversed because it is "wrong, inequitable, arbitrary and capricious." They also contend that the Board's denial of their request for an evidentiary hearing violates their right to due process of law; that the procedures employed by the Board are contrary to controlling statutes; that its decision lacks adequate findings of fact; and that the Board erred in "summarily dismissing" its cross-petition. For the following reasons, we disagree and therefore affirm.
Appellants' first argument has essentially two components. The first is that the Board's decision is "wrong, inequitable, arbitrary and capricious," because dissolution of the regional district will reduce the quality and increase the cost of the high school education provided to students who live in the constituent municipalities. The second is that dissolution will deprive them of their "equity" in the assets of the regional district. We reject these contentions for several reasons. First of all, to the extent that appellants' assertions reflect merely their disagreement with the Board of Review on matters of educational and financial policy, we are obligated to defer to the judgments of the administrators whom the Legislature has authorized to make the judgments. Board of Educ. v. Kraft, 139 N.J. 597, 603-04, 656 A.2d 430 (1995); Dennery v. Board of Educ., 131 N.J. 626, 643, 622 A.2d 858 (1993) (courts will generally defer to regulatory and administrative judgments of those in field of public education). Secondly, even if appellants' forebodings about the consequences of dissolution are realized, they do not satisfy any of the three specific reasons enumerated in N.J.S.A. 18A:13-56 as grounds for foreclosing an election on the issue of dissolution and they do not satisfy the fourth statutory criterion because they do not foreshadow conditions inconsistent with the State's obligation to assure the maintenance of "a thorough and efficient system of free public schools" in all of the local school districts which now compose the regional district. Furthermore, appellants' argument about their loss of equity is premised on a claim to an ownership interest in assets of the regional district; that claim is without legal basis.
We also disagree with appellants' argument that their rights to due process of law were violated when their request for an evidentiary hearing was rejected. They assert:
An evidentiary hearing is required here because there are disputed adjudicatory facts; i.e., facts about the Regional District and about the six constituents, their schools and their educational needs; facts about the financial and educational impacts of dissolution; and facts regarding the basis for Garwood taxpayers' support for the Regional District over the years. The disputed facts include, for example: the cost of running four high schools after dissolution; the motivation of the petitioning districts (i.e., is unlawful socio-economic discrimination among them?); and the degree of diminution in quality that will result from narrowed programs in four small high schools.
However, the flaw in appellants' argument is that they have not shown that there are any genuine disputes material to the issue which the Board of Review was required to decide. They have shown that the cost to Garwood residents of providing a high school education is likely to rise following dissolution because the cost per pupil for the entire regional district has been approximately $16,000 a year and the tax levy per high school student enrolled from each community has ranged from a high of $20,578 for Mountainside to a low of $8,669 for Garwood. But whether or not a policy argument could be made for requiring school districts with a larger tax base per pupil to subsidize school districts with a smaller tax base per pupil, that policy is not reflected in the statutes providing the procedures and conditions for dissolution of regional school districts. Appellants have not shown that there is a genuine dispute about whether dissolution would result in any of the three conditions which N.J.S.A. 18A:13-56 specifically enumerates as grounds for denying permission for a dissolution election or in any other condition inconsistent with the maintenance of a "thorough and efficient" school system in each of the constituent districts of the former regional district. Under these circumstances, the public hearing which was conducted was all of the "process" that was "due."
Appellants allege that various procedural defects marred the functioning of the Board of Review and require invalidating its decision permitting the regional district to conduct a dissolution election. The first of these defects is the alleged failure of the Commissioner of Education to function as a member and chairman of the Board of Review as required by statute. The appellants infer his failure to act because he was absent from the public hearing conducted by the Board of Review, an assistant commissioner attended in his place, and the Commissioner's notice fixing the date of the dissolution election and the County Superintendent's memorandum scheduling the election both list the assistant commissioner as a member of the Board of Review.
In our view, the facts to which appellants point do not support their contention that the Commissioner did not function as chairman and a member of the Board of Review. First of all, the statute provides that the Board is to "make its findings and determination, by the recorded vote of at least three of the four members of the board . . .," N.J.S.A. 18A:13-56, implying that, in accordance with the usual rule, three of the four members of the Board constitute a quorum. Matawan Regional Teachers Ass'n v. Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School Dist. Bd. of Educ., 223 N.J. Super. 504, 507, 538 A.2d 1331 (App. Div. 1988) ("at common law, a majority of a public body constitutes a quorum"). Consequently, the Commissioner's absence from the public hearing was of no legal significance. All of the statements presented at the public hearing were submitted in writing and were available to the Commissioner. See Arlington Assocs. v. Township Council of Parsippany-Troy Hills Township, 118 N.J. Super. 418, 288 A.2d 293 (App. Div. 1972) (finding that member of board need not be present at meeting to vote on matter presented as long as testimony transcribed and other evidence available for review). Apparently the assistant commissioner assisted the Commissioner in performing his duties on the Board of Review and was available to communicate to the Commissioner information submitted to the Board. That would be neither unusual nor improper. Cf. In re Kallen, 92 N.J. 14, 22-23, 455 A.2d 460 (1983) (noting that role of administrative law Judge in administrative hearing is to conduct hearings, make factual findings, and recommend decisions to agency heads); see also In re Shelton College, 109 N.J. Super. 488, 263 A.2d 810 (App. Div. 1970) (upholding decision of Board of Higher Education to permit absent Board members to vote on issue as long as all evidence considered). The presumption of regularity to which the Commissioner and the Board are entitled supports the Conclusion that the Commissioner considered all of the evidence material to the Board's decision. Dennery, supra, 131 N.J. at 643; Township of Bernards v. State Dept. of Community Affairs, 233 N.J. Super. 1, 27, 558 A.2d 1(App. Div.), certif. denied, 118 N.J. 194 (1989). The Board of Review's November 8, 1995 initial decision, its December 13, 1995 amplification of its decision, and a subsequent decision denying appellants' motion for a stay pending appeal are all signed by the Commissioner. The listing of the assistant commissioner as a member of the Board of Review on the distribution lists of two documents is insufficient to establish any material irregularity in the functioning of the Board.
Appellants' remaining allegations of procedural defects all allege, in effect, that the Board of Review failed to comply with the Open Public Meetings Act, N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 et seq. The pertinent section of the Act reads as follows:
Any action taken by a public body at a meeting which does not conform with the provisions of this act shall be voidable in a proceeding in lieu of prerogative writ in the Superior Court, which proceeding may be brought by any person within 45 days after the action sought to be voided has been made public; provided, however, that a public body may take corrective or remedial action by acting de novo at a public meeting held in conformity with this act and other applicable law regarding any action which may otherwise be voidable pursuant to this section . . . .
[N.J.S.A. 10:4-15a.]
In the present case, the action which appellants seek to void was taken no later than November 8, 1995, when the Board of Review issued its initial decision. Appellants did not challenge the Board's action on the basis of its alleged nonconformity with the requirements of the Open Public Meetings Act until they filed their brief with this court on June 7, 1996. The delay is of particular significance in this case because the date of the dissolution election was announced March 8, 1996, and the election took place on May 14, 1996. If appellants had acted promptly to challenge the Board's action for nonconformity with the Open Public Meetings Act, there would have been no question of invalidating the election and conducting a new one; the Board would have had the opportunity to correct or remedy any defects well in advance of the election. Under these circumstances, appellants are not entitled to relief on the basis of the alleged violations of the Act. See Jersey City v. State Dept. of Environmental Protection, 227 N.J. Super. 5, 22, 545 A.2d 774 (App. Div.), certif. denied, 111 N.J. 640, 546 A.2d 551(1988); Township Committee v. Edgewater Park Housing Authority, 187 N.J. Super. 588, 603, 455 A.2d 575 (Law Div. 1982).
Appellants' remaining allegations are that the decision of the Board of Review lacked adequate findings of fact and Conclusions of law, that it "wrongly brushed aside" the County Superintendent's report, and that the Board of Review summarily dismissed their cross-petition. These allegations are without merit. R. 2:11-3(e)(1)(E). We have explained the limited basis upon which the Board of Review may prevent a dissolution election; these arguments of appellants assume that the Board of Review has a broader discretion than the statute has accorded it. Appellants' cross-petition did not warrant any more detailed answer than was given to it by the Board.
The decision appealed from is therefore affirmed.
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Today, December 14, it was opened regional exhibition of children's drawings "Peace and war through the eyes of Donbas children" in art school for children №1 on behalf of Repin Kharkov.
This is the fifth exhibition, which is organized by community initiative "Restoring Donbas" during the autumn and winter this year. Earlier the exhibition took place in Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Chernovtsy, Sumy. Visitors of all these exhibitions had an opportunity not only to get acquainted with the presented works, but also to communicate with children from Donetsk and Luhansk regions (in absentia). In order to do it, the volunteers shot a short film about the feelings of children during the war and made a video message from Donbas children to children from other regions of Ukraine.
«Such exhibitions made it possible to introduce Donbas children to children from other regions of Ukraine, to build a dialogue between them. We not just showing our films to children, but also offer them to make their own video messages to their peers from Donbas.
We believe that their communication is the key to the unity and a source of inner strength for overcoming the difficulties of Donbas and Ukraine", — Svetlana Klochko – volunteer from «Restoring Donbas» – said.
At the same time, she added that Kharkov region has provided a shelter for more than a thousand children, who came with their parents from Donbas. Nowadays, they feel comfortable in their new schools.
The majority children (out of 400) children, who attended the opening of the exhibition, told about children-IDPs in their classes. It confirms the fact that Kharkov region – is the champion in amount of IDPs.
Pupils of Kharkov art school, who visited the exhibition, were presented with a collection of drawings of Donbas children with their letters, comments of psychologists and users of social networks.
"These paintings evoke the feeling of pain and compassion for children, who have experienced the horrors depicted on pictures. We will help you in everything. A wound, which was inflicted by the war, will be with us forever, "- Elena Shevtsova – a headmaster of the art school – said during her speech.
She also supported the offer of Sumy regional center of adult education (to carry out a nationwide drawing competition "Children of Ukraine to Donbas children".)
At the end of the opening ceremony, children had an opportunity to see the works of the participants and the winners of the contest, to watch the films, which help to learn more about Donbas before the war and destructions during the hostilities.
Let us remind that children's drawing contest "Peace and war through the eyes of Donbas children" was announced on May 9, 2015. By August 25 – the last day of the submitting the drawings –community initiative «Restoring Donbas» has received more than 300 works from children, who are living in Donbas, and from children-IDPs. The winners were determined in 3 age groups: 5-8 years, 9-12 years, 13-16 years, and "People's Choice Award."
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Iran - Terror by Proxy
05/01/2002 | by Schweitzer, Yoram
The capture of the "Karine A," a vessel loaded with more than 50 tons of high quality arms and explosives has not only shed light on the strategic aims of the Palestinian Authority, but also on those of Iran. The weapons on the ship had been purchased from Iran by officials of the Palestinian Authority and transferred to the ship in a secret operation off the coast of the Iranian island of Qeshm. The weapons-smuggling attempt is further proof of Iran's role in instigating violence between Israel and the Palestinians.
What is known about the arms deal thus far points to very close cooperation on an official level between Iran—via its primary sub-contractor and proxy, Hizballah—and the Palestinian Authority. Ironically, until recently, the PA was a bitter enemy of both Iran and Hizballah.
Previous connections, on a personal level, between Iranians and Hizballah operatives and security officials from the PA were already known. The case of Masoud Iyad, a high ranking officer of Force 17 with links to Hizballah, who ran a terror network in Gaza was published after he was killed by an Israeli helicopter raid. However cooperation of such magnitude between official representatives of Arafat, along with members of the Naval Force of Fatah, and operatives of Hizballah and Iran is unprecedented. Of the four previous smuggling attempts, Iran and Hizballah operated through Ahmed Jibril's group to send munitions to their counterparts from the "traditional" terrorist organizations—Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). The last of these attempts was intercepted in May 2001, when Israel's navy captured the "Santorini."
This case of the "Karine A" is undoubtedly the most presumptuous and blatant attempt on the part of Iran to interfere in the Palestinian Israeli conflict yet.
Naturally, the huge quantity cache of high-quality arms—which included Katyusha rockets and 20 kilometer-range missiles capable of reaching virtually any Israeli city—could have given the P.A. "strategic advantages" had it reached its destination. This in itself raises doubts as to the PA's sincere intentions to fight terrorism rather than launching terror attacks against Israeli civilians. Still, what the attempt reveals about Iranian terrorism policy in the region is every bit as revealing about the way in which Iran uses proxy armies to accomplish its goals, while preserving its ability to disavow any actions that could constitute crossing a red line.
Iran's policy in Lebanon in recent years developed along the same lines. It has constantly supplied sophisticated arms to Hizballa via airlifts from Tehran to Damascus. These aerial shipments were intended to provide Hizballah with strategic capabilities which would allow it to launch a massive military campaign against Israeli civil population should the need arise. Thus, Iran turned Hizballa into an armed Iranian brigade posted on sovereign Lebanese soil. It is possible that this pattern will be extended, and that in future we will find PA personnel being trained at Hizballah camps in Lebanon or in Iran.
Iran's main military tool in this region has been since 1982 the Revolutionary Guards, the IRGC, along with the Iranian Intelligence – M.O.I.S. These element have also been the motive force behind the training of Palestinian terrorists from Hamas and the P.I.J., as well as other Palestinian terrorist groups in Lebanon or in Iran. Therefore the expulsion of the IRGC from Lebanon should be the first demand from the government of Lebanon, and would certainly contribute to decreasing the level of Iran's terrorism venues.
It should also be emphasized that Iran's terrorism policy has not been restricted to the Israeli-Palestinian or to the Lebanese-Israeli conflict. Iran has sponsored many other terrorist organizations around the world, even those that do not adhere to the Shiite doctrine. Some of these organizations—such as the Egyptian Islamic Jihad the Gama'a El Islamiya, the Algerian Armed Islamic Group, and others—have even cooperated with Iran's bitter enemy, the Taliban. Iran's direct involvement in terror attacks in recent years in Turkey, Azerbeijan and Saudi Arabia is a matter of publich knowledge.
Thus Iran, among the most active state-sponsors of terrorism in the last decade, must bear liability for its role in arming terrorist groups and upgrading their operational capabilities. Now, Iran has been caught red-handed upgrading the military and terrorist capabilities of an "entity" that unequivocally displays a predilection for terrorism.
The Bush administration, backed by the "coalition against global terrorism" must send an ultimatum to Iran, and demand a stop to this policy of terrorism-by-proxy, even before the start of the next phase of the campaign, which will presumably target states that sponsor terrorism. Failing this, Iran's negative role could well have strategic repercussions, destabilizing the situation still further and threatening to propel the region into violent armed clashes and even all-out war.
The fact that both Iran and the Palestinian Authority have issued denials of any involvement in the arms shipment should come as no surprise. The principle of deniability is one of the salient traits of state-sponsored terrorism. What matters is that the decision makers address the evidence at hand, rather than the smoke-screen that is put up almost instinctively by the parties involved.


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My Amex Optima with $500 CL, now that's a toy limit for me but at the time, I was just happy to be in with Amex again after so many years without one. lol
5K is a great limit. If you manage it well, It open up doors to higher limits soon.
CHeck out my siggy. That should say whether 5K is a toy limit =D
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In general speaking.
I really hate that term. At this point in my credit journey, I was pleased to get my cards with $250 limits. Back before my BK, I had 5 TLs with over $7000 limits and the highest was $11K. Looking back, AMEX was the only one who didn't indugle my desire for big limits and they were clearly correct.
Yes, there are plenty of people in a financial and credit position where $5K is just a paltry limit. There are others clawing their way to good credit with a $200 Fingerhut TL. I think it's more encouraging to simply say a card at a given limit doesn't meet one's current credit needs instead of dismissing it as a "toy limit."
I completely agree. IMO, 5k is not a "toy limit". Now, I know a lot of folks make/spend a lot of money, but sometimes this whole "toy limit" thing starts to seem a bit pretentious. If someone can afford to pay off thousands of dollars in charges, in full, each and every month...and then some, and meet all their other financial obligations with ease, then I guess 5K is not up to standard, but so what? Also, it depends on what kind of expenses you'll be running through the card.
Why does this question keep coming up? Why does it matter what others consider to be a "toy limit", considering that we all come from and are at different places in our financial journeys? The answers will vary, so there really is no "right" answer. To be honest, I hope I never get to the place where I can dismiss 5K as a "toy", but I'm fine with those who can and do. Each person needs to look at their own individual financial situation - their income, expenses, savings, goals, etc. and determine what limit best suits their situation.
On a recent similar thread, someone made the great point that it also depends on the card, giving the example of a Starbucks card (where $500 is more than enough for most people) vs an international airline card, where $500 isn't enough to buy a ticket.
I take home 14K a year, so a 5K card could easily cover 4 months of living. lol
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