Read Richard Lee Colvin’s profile of Chris Cerf in EdNext. Cerf replaced Cami Anderson two years ago to take the helm of New Jersey’s largest and
I found myself flipping back and forth between schadenfreude and disgust at last night’s Republican circus. Chachi, some Duck Dynasty guy, and a Calvin Klein
Everyone is talking about Gov. Christie’s school funding”fairness formula,” which would allot a flat $6,599 per student, except for kids with disabilities, and a competing
By failing to provide our students with timely and fair access to public space, you are denying opportunity to New York City’s highest need children.
Yesterday NJTV asked a great question about New Jersey’s education system: why do residents, in a school system with more school districts per square mile
In today’s Wall Street Journal Juan Williams describes the “scandal of K-12 education” where “millions of black and Hispanic students in U.S. schools simply aren’t
In just the last week New York and New Jersey residents were confronted with some hard facts about K-12 student outcomes. StudentsFirstNY issued a report
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has long regarded charter schools with antipathy, particularly the practice of allowing them to take advantage of unused
Chris Christie’s “Fairness Formula” would radically shift state school aid away from poor urban school districts, which mostly educate children of color, to wealthy white
Hold the phones! Here’s Education Law Center’s Executive Director David Sciarra on funding for charter schools and traditional schools: “You can’t fund schools based on