New Spotlight Column: Is NJ Overusing Data in Assessing Student Growth and Teacher Performance?

My column today at NJ Spotlight examines the conflict between those who fear that escalating use of data in evaluating…

13 years ago

New WHYY Post: Buono’s Burdens and Blue Jersey

My post today at WHYY online pharmacy vibramycin over the counter with best prices today in the USA (a little…

13 years ago

When it Comes to Education, Buono is Is No Hypocrite

Paul Mulshine is in a tizzy. Gubernatorial candidate Sen. Barbara Buono is fervently opposed to school choice programs that provide…

13 years ago

QOD: School Funding and Inequality

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13 years ago

Sunday Leftovers

The average teacher raises for 2013-2014 are 2.25%, reports New Jersey School Boards Association. While various factors affect settlement rates,…

13 years ago

How Does Buono’s Education Plan Stack Up?

My post today at WHYY's Newsworks examines Sen. Barbara Buono's just-released education plan for New Jersey: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Barbara…

13 years ago

QOD: Stewart on The “left-leaning opponents of school choice” who exercise school choice

Chris Stewart, in "School Choice and the Unlovely Threat to White Progressive Credibility," describes himself as a former school board…

13 years ago

NJEA is Top Lobbyist in New Jersey

From the Asbury Park Press:New Jersey’s largest teacher’s union spent $37 million from 1999 through 2012 on lobbying and campaign…

13 years ago

Follow-Up: Is it a Public Good to Send Your Kids to Lousy Public Schools?

Yesterday I wondered if Allison Benedikt’s article, “If You Send Your Child to Private School You are a Bad Person,”…

13 years ago

Is Camden’s New Superintendent too Young and Inexperienced?

That's the views of luminaries such as Diane Ravitch and Bob Braun. In my column today at WHYY's Newsworks I…

13 years ago