The Facts about Newark’s Charter School Expansion

Andrew Martin, former teacher and current director of special projects at KIPPNJ,  drills down on student achievement data in Newark.…

11 years ago

Here’s Why I’m Worried about Tonight’s Presidential Debate

We’re only hours away from what will likely be a languorous Democratic debate -- no Trumpstering or Carson-solecisms to pass…

11 years ago

QOD: Camden Resident Says Parents Have a Right to School Choice

Longtime Camden resident Barbara Coscarello, a former civil servant, head of a nonprofit community development agency, and a New Jersey School…

11 years ago

Advice About School Choice From an Expert: A Student Herself

Imani Thornton, a graduate of Chicago’s Southland College Prep charter school and a student at Princeton University, has a few…

11 years ago

Instead of Camden & Newark Charter School Cacophony, Let’s Listen to Parent Voices

Over the last couple of weeks, elders associated with anti-choice lobbying groups have mounted attacks on the expansion of hybrid…

11 years ago

Sunday Leftovers

Tom Moran at the Star-Ledger predicts that Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop won't win the governorship because he "presents himself…

11 years ago

QOD: NEA and AFT “Will Continue to Lose Battle with Public Opinion”

Campbell Brown online pharmacy https://cbtreatment.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/augmentin.html no prescription pharmacy online pharmacy zoloft no prescription pharmacy responds to Democratic candidates’ compliance with…

11 years ago

Clinton Insults Minority Voters by Refusing to Discuss Education

As a life-long Democrat, I’m so disappointed in my current presidential candidates, each of whom declined an invitation from Campbell…

11 years ago

Success Academy’s Harlem West, Wadleigh Secondary, and De Blasio’s “Hodgepodge of Feel-Good Programs”

Nicholas Simmons, currently a vice principal at New York City’s Success Academy, tells his “tale of two schools, one building”…

11 years ago

Response to WSJ Op-Ed: Don’t Give Up On Unions and Systemic School Reform

An editorial in yesterday’s Wall St. Journal argues that philanthropists committed to improving education should give up on donating directly…

11 years ago