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Good morning! This is Jessie Gomez with Chalkbeat Newark.

Students attending New Media High School this fall will have to wait a year before moving into their permanent home. They’ll spend their first year at Bard High School Early College while renovation work continues at the former Dayton Street School building. Read our top story today to learn more about the district’s newest high school.

In case you missed it: read up on Newark Public Schools’ leadership changes for the upcoming school year.

And in national news, a new study finds that when teachers lack confidence in math, their students fall behind.

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