You probably didn’t read Sunday’s Star-Ledger op-ed by John Kellmayer called “‘Harrison Bergeron’ and How to Close the Achievement Gap.” It’s okay–you didn’t miss much.
Today Chalkbeat has a piece dissecting a current lawsuit, pressed by Education Law Center (ELC), that charges Newark’s charter sector with exacerbating segregation and seeks
One week ago today I explained that my son has been home for 419 days (now 426 but who’s counting) because his day program for
Dear readers, As you may know, I’ve been working on a series that asks the question, “Is the New Jersey Education Association too strong or
Welcome to a New Jersey school district so ridden with nepotism, exorbitance, and a singular disregard for student outcomes that any sane person would presume
U.S. News and World Report just published its rankings of the top high schools in each state Below is a list of NJ’s top 20,
It’s 9:10 am and so far my son has eaten breakfast, watched two reruns of “Emeril Live,” played on his iPad, gone on a bike
Today the Education Law Center is back in court, once again fighting parents who want to have alternatives to traditional schools that, if charters, would
Yesterday in Camden, district kindergarten-2nd grade students were welcomed back to in-person classes with “clean versions of hit pop songs, celebratory fire trucks and a
Last week Paul Aronsohn, Ombudsman for New Jerseyans with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their families, submitted his annual report to Governor Phil Murphy and