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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, notes Robert J. Bellafiore in an entertaining post peppered with references to the Three Stooges and Abbott and

In  yesterday’s NJ Spotlight, Jerell Blakeley, campaign organizer for a group called the New Jersey Work Environment Council, is disturbed by the growing trend of

From an interview on Friday with NJTV’s Mary Alice Williams: Cerf: I very much support the decision of the state and of the governor to stick with

The Star-Ledger compares New Jersey’s graduation requirements with six other states, including the top-ranked public education system in Massachusetts. There, like N.J. (ranked #2), high

First, some reactions from  parents of color who attended last weekend’s NJ Parent Summit. During a session called “How Race and Class Impact Student Learning

The Teachers College of Columbia University surveyed 1,641 people across 47 states, including 588 from New York. According to the report, The typical opt out

“The passing rate on state exams went up in nearly every grade and every subject last spring in New Jersey – the second year that

Would New Jerseyans rather have a governor who sucks up to special interests or a governor with courage and integrity? Our choices at the ballot

Next Spring the New York State Legislature will decide whether or not to award New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio another year (or more)