Corrado Blasts Murphy Administration for Continuing to Cover Up the Extent of Learning Loss During the Pandemic
The State Board of Education and Murphy’s Department of Education continue to obscure crucial data about the impact of learning loss connected to New Jersey’s school COVID policies, and Senator Kristin Corrado today called the stall tactics “embarrassing, politically motivated, and an insult to the parents of children who may never fully recover from the educational failings.”
Sen. Kristin Corrado criticized the Murphy Administration for continuing to obscure crucial data about the impact of learning loss connected to New Jersey’s school COVID policies. (Pixabay)
During the State board’s lengthy December meeting on Wednesday, the agenda skirted the troubling academic repercussions, concentrating instead on amending the verbiage and definitions to enhance educational equality and equity.
Committee Approves Corrado Bill that Would Increase Safeguards for Rideshare Customers
Ridesharing companies may soon be required to share information about sexual misconduct investigations of drivers thanks to legislation sponsored by Senator Kristin Corrado and advanced today the Senate Transportation Committee.
Ridesharing companies may soon be required to share information about sexual misconduct investigations of drivers thanks to legislation sponsored by Sen. Kristin Corrado and approved today the Senate Transportation Committee. (Flickr)
“Ridesharing companies like Uber and Lyft provide a valuable service for millions of Americans, but sexual misconduct reports still number in the thousands, and additional safeguards must be implemented,” said Corrado (R-40). “My legislation will help provide additional protections for passengers, as well as more transparency for the public, so that we can help prevent these crimes from occurring in the future.”
Corrado: Murphy Can’t Avoid Accountability for Pandemic Failures
Senator Kristin Corrado (R-40) responded to Governor Phil Murphy’s announcement that he has hired a law firm and a consulting firm to conduct a “postmortem” review of his administration’s COVID-19 pandemic response:
Sen, Kristin Corrado said Gov. Phil Murphy’s long-delayed announcement of a ‘postmortem’ review of his administration’s COVID-19 response shows he can’t avoid some measure of accountability for his pandemic failures. (SenateNJ.com)
“It’s sad that it took nearly three years, scathing reports of continued mismanagement at our veterans homes, and the loss of federal funds for Governor Murphy to finally realize he can’t avoid some measure of accountability for his pandemic failures.
Corrado Measure that Would Create ‘First Responders Appreciation Month’ Signed into Law
Governor Murphy has signed a bipartisan resolution sponsored by Senator Kristin Corrado that would honor first responders throughout the state by designating October of each year as First Responders Appreciation Month.
Bipartisan legislation sponsored by Sen. Kristin Corrado designating October of each year as First Responders Appreciation Month was signed into law by Gov. Murphy. (SenateNJ.com)
“Each day, police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and EMTs put their own lives in jeopardy to respond to dangerous situations throughout the Garden State,” said Corrado (R-40). “To salute these heroes for their bravery, and the contributions they have made to the well-being of our state, it is only fitting that New Jersey officially recognize October of each year as First Responders Appreciation Month.”
Corrado Bill Improving Road Safety for Individuals with Disabilities Clears Committee
Legislation sponsored by Senator Kristin M. Corrado that would allow individuals diagnosed with a communication disability, or an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), to indicate that status on their driver’s license was approved today by the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee.
The Budget and Appropriations Committee approved legislation sponsored by Sen. Kristin Corrado that would allow individuals diagnosed with a communication disability to indicate that status on their driver’s license. (NJMVC)
“Over the last year, I have been contacted by constituents with communication disabilities that say they have difficulty explaining their condition to law enforcement during vehicle traffic stops,” said Corrado (R-40). “This legislation will help alleviate that issue by allowing people with special needs to have that designation printed directly onto their license. This important information will assist law enforcement officials in identifying, and effectively communicating with, individuals with ASD during vehicle stops.”
Corrado Bill Would Ban Murphy Administration from Forcing COVID Vaccines on School Children
Medical Decisions Should Rest with Parents, not Politicians
Anticipating a possible COVID vaccine mandate for school students from the Murphy Administration, Senator Kristin Corrado has introduced legislation that would prohibit the requirement for attending public schools.
Anticipating a possible COVID vaccine mandate for school students from the Murphy Administration, Sen. Kristin Corrado has introduced legislation that would prohibit the requirement for attending public schools. (©iStock)
“Parents across the state share my concerns about the Administration’s intentions,” said Corrado (R-40). “This bill makes it clear that we don’t want Trenton bureaucrats bullying New Jersey families with more medical demands.”
Panel Endorses Corrado Bill to Protect Rideshare Customers from Fraud
Senator Kristin Corrado’s legislation, approved today by the Senate Transportation Committee, would protect rideshare app users from scammers who are targeting the popular transportation alternatives.
Sen. Kristin Corrado’s legislation, approved by the Senate Transportation Committee, would protect rideshare app users from scammers who are targeting the popular transportation alternatives. (Flickr)
“The convenience of a ride across town on Uber or Lyft can take a wrong turn in a hurry if cyber criminals get access to the account,” said Corrado (R-40). “This bill is about protecting the identity, privacy and savings of unsuspecting users who could be targeted through the app.”
Corrado Bill to Boost Transportation Access for Residents with Developmental Disabilities Clears Panel
Senator Kristin Corrado’s legislation that would make is easier for residents living with autism spectrum disorder or developmental disabilities to travel independently was advanced by the Senate Transportation Committee.
Sen. Kristin Corrado’s legislation that would make is easier for residents living with autism spectrum disorder or developmental disabilities to travel independently was advanced by the Senate Transportation Committee. (SenateNJ.com)
“We need to reconsider the design and implementation of our transportation systems so all of our residents can benefit, especially those who are mobility challenged,” said Corrado (R-40). “The buses, trains, and roads most of us take for granted are not designed with vulnerable travelers in mind. This bill will help ensure that all commuters can share the same accessibility and opportunities.”
Committee Approves Corrado Bill that Would Assist Homeless Veterans
Nonprofit veterans’ organizations may soon be able to purchase abandoned homes for homeless veterans thanks to legislation sponsored by Senator Kristin M. Corrado and advanced today by the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee.
Nonprofit veterans’ organizations may soon be able to purchase abandoned homes for homeless veterans thanks to legislation sponsored by Sen. Kristin Corrado and approved by the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee. (©iStock)
“It is completely unacceptable to allow our veterans to go from serving our country to living on the streets. They have sacrificed so much in service to our nation and we must do everything we can to ensure the safety and well-being of veterans who have fallen on hard times,” said Corrado (R-40). “By restoring abandoned properties and making them into livable homes, this legislation can provide these men and women with safe and secure housing.”
Corrado to Murphy: No More Vaccine Mandates on our Kids
Parents, Not Government, Should Make Medical Decisions for Their Children
Senator Kristin M. Corrado called on the Murphy Administration to halt vaccine mandates, particularly on school children, in the wake of new CDC loosely structured recommendations.
Sen. Kristin M. Corrado called on the Murphy Administration to halt vaccine mandates, particularly on school children, in the wake of new CDC loosely structured recommendations. (DoD via Flickr)
“Government should stay out of this and leave decision-making to parents,” said Corrado (R-40). “The last thing we need is yet another overreaching and unjustified mandate.
“Trenton should get out of the way and stop interfering with parents’ rights to make important decisions about their kids’ health.”
