Some more “opt-out of PARCC” data is rolling in from local news sources: Newton High School (Sussex County) had previously reported that 41% of its
New Jersey School Boards President Larry Feinsod reacts to Gov. Christie’s pension and health benefits reform plan, specifically the proposal to shift pension premium payments
PARCC Update: “With the exception of a few districts, the majority of students are participating in the computerized test, according to early reports from schools.”
It starts here: “If something cannot go on forever, it will stop,” said pragmatist Herbert Stein, and the New Jersey public employee pension system appears
Senate President Steve Sweeney said this week in an interview with NJ Spotlight that he was waiting on both bills until the Senate education committee
Here’s my new Newsworks column: This week many of New Jersey’s students took PARCC tests, the new computer-based standardized assessments aligned with the Common Core
After all the NJEA-sponsored television and radio commercials that solicited parents to opt their children out of PARCC, after all of Save Our Schools-NJ’s anti-PARCC
James Cristfield, former superintendent of Millburn Public Schools, in yesterday’s New York Times, on the politics of the opt-out-of-PARCC movement: “There are forces united against
While my husband and I were waiting for “Portlandia” to queue up on the roku last night, I happened to click on a link from
PARCC Division:C. Andre Daniels, chair of the National PTA Resource Development Committee, says it “is time for someone to say publicly and sincerely, ‘Shame on