Wydeyah Hay, alumna of KIPP New Jersey’s TEAM Academy: While some of the things I’ve read have said that reform has failed in Newark, or
Today at The74, Richard Whitmire addresses the $100 million Newark Facebook grant and whether the money should have all been spent expanding charter schools. While
Eric Dawson, a new blogger at The Newark Report (and host of the internet radio show Real Talk Radio) has managed in one short week
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka’s public education agenda is making news this week. NJ Spotlight reports today on the “growing relationship – if not outright alliance”
It’s like New Jersey is two separate countries, at least as I read my local papers yesterday. In the Trenton Times, Tricia Baker, a mom
Rashon K. Hasan, member of the Newark Board of Education, has a guest column at Education Post that decries the anti-reformers in Newark and hails
Peter Cunningham, Executive Director of Education Post, chatted with Newark Superintendent Chris Cerf about efforts to improve public education in New Jersey’s largest school district.
A letter to the editor in yesterday’s Star-Ledger: As someone who has spent more than a decade working with Newark students in both traditional public
From today’s NJ Spotlight’s preview of an interview with Mary Alice Williams and Newark Superintendent Chris Cerf. Could this really be the Newark school district?
A rapidly growing number of Newark parents want a voice and they want choice. They want our school and elected leaders to stop following a