Christie’s State of the State: Lengthen School Days and School Years

Gov. Chris Christie gives his State of the State address at 3 this afternoon in the State Assembly Chamber as…

13 years ago

New WHYY Post: StudentsFirst Grades NJ’s Ed Reform Policies

How are we doing? Check out today's column at WHYY Newsworks:This morning StudentsFirst, the take-no-prisoners-education reform organization headed by former…

13 years ago

New NJ Spotlight Column: A County-Wide Approach to Easing NJ’s De Facto School Segregation

Here's how it starts (minus some stats in the first paragraph): It’s an old problem: New Jersey has one of…

13 years ago

Sunday Leftovers

Education Week released its Quality Counts  state report cards on student achievement, fiscal equity, and policies. See Press of Atlantic…

13 years ago

QOD: Will Christie’s BridgeGate Affect His Education Reform Agenda?

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13 years ago

New WHYY Post: How Are Those November School Elections Going?

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AFT: “VAM is a Sham”

buy buspar online buspar online generic Stephen Sawchuk analyzes AFT Prez Randi Weingarten’s flip-flop on the use of student standardized…

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How Will Newark’s “Universal Enrollment” Plan Work for Charter and Traditional Schools?

Mashea Aston, CEO of the Newark Public School Fund, explains the district’s new system of  universal enrollment among charter schools…

13 years ago

QTD: Is Christie Stepping Back from Determination to “Dismantle” Abbott Rulings?

  From today's NJ Spotlight, regarding Gov. Christie's long-standing plans to remake the State Supreme Court in order to overturn…

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An Education Reformer and an “Old School” Proponent Find Common Ground

Sometimes it seems like the positions of education “reformers” and education status quo proponents grow more entrenched each year.  Certainly,…

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