I’ll jump right into the new Monmouth University Poll that shows that New Jersey support many of the tenets of education reform. The majority of the 802 adults who were surveyed earlier this month agreed with the following:
New Jerseyans of every partisan stripe, would support changing it to a limited tenure system which would evaluate teachers on a regular basis. A teacher who fails an evaluation would be given up to three years to regain their tenure or they could be fired if they do not improve. Only 18% of Garden State residents oppose this proposed change.
The poll results should serve as a reminder to legislators and lobbyists that New Jersey has national leadership potential for implementing education reform principles.
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