As the state attorney general, Mr. Verniero was the state's agent defending the imposition of charter schools throughout New Jersey.
"The imposition of three schools, 2,500 children and all those cars and buses into an already congested residential community with no parking plan would be chaos," she said.
1976 On 16 June teenagers in Soweto (South Western Townships), just outside Johannesburg, protest against the imposition of Afrikaans in schools.
It recommended more detailed targets and more precise numbers of pupils missing school, together with the imposition of obligations on local authorities, schools and parents.
Furthermore, the imposition of Mandarin Chinese in schools and the settlement of nomads have diluted the Tibetan language and culture.
Meanwhile, an insurrection in Eritrea, which had begun in 1960 mainly among Muslim pastoralists in the western lowlands, came to attract highland Christians disaffected by the government's dissolution of the federation in 1962 and the imposition of Amharic in the schools.
At the other, we find the political imposition in schools of the tenets of creationism taught as science, as if mainstream scientific beliefs were somehow intrinsically opposed to those of religion which they are most emphatically not.
But Moskowitz says that she runs deficits at most of her schools, and that the imposition of rent would devastate the charter-school network's budget, potentially resulting in cuts to teacher and administrator salaries, special-education services, books and other supplies, and would increase class sizes.
The open letter to Mr Gove, printed in the Independent, says: "Many of our original fears have been confirmed by the evaluation report and the undersigned remain deeply concerned about the imposition of this test on all schools in England".
The curricula may become unsuitable if there is an imposition of the concerns of the primary school.
