Correction of the Day

Mike Drewniak, Gov. Christie’s chief spokesperson, has been largely unavailable to the press since the Bridgegate imbroglio. On Sunday the…

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Chris Cerf is Leaving NJ Department of Education

NJ’s Education  Commissioner  Chris Cerf is leaving the DOE, reports The Record online pharmacy buy abilify online cheap pharmacy ,…

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QOD: “The Myth of Public Schools”

Matthew Yglesias  considers East Baton Rouge Parish in Louisiana, a wealthy neighborhood that wants  to secede from the local school…

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Sunday Leftovers

Tom Moran says the Star Ledger “blew this one” when it endorsed Christie for governor. Trenton Mayor Tony Mack, a…

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School Reform Contretemps Defines Newark Mayoral Race

If you question whether school reform is the linchpin of the Newark mayoral race, read today's today’s PolitickerNJ. According to…

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Is School Funding Fair?

There’s a new report out called  Is School Funding Fair: A National Report Card online pharmacy buy cialis-soft no prescription…

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New WHYY Post: Deciphering NJ’s School Performance Reports

My column from today's Newsworks: If brevity is the soul of wit, then New Jersey's School Performance Reports are funereal.…

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Newark Sup. Cami Anderson Speaks Out

in an essay in the Huffington Post entitled "Poverty, Politics, Racism, and School Reform":Newark's inconvenient truth: Our poorest neighborhoods, disproportionately…

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Sen. Sweeney: Let’s Cut that 2% School Tax Increase Cap Down to 0%

No, that was no slip of the tongue the other day: Sen. President Sweeney is serious about a zero tax…

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QOD: The Spectrum of Charter Schools

Conor P. Williams, Senior Researcher at New America’s Early Education Initiative, wonders if we can get beyond the  pro-charter/anti-charter rancor…

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