Here’s Some Visual Therapy: Get Ready to Smile!
Staff Writer
November 5, 2020
We all need a break from politics and there’s no better way to assuage the soul than seeing the bright, brilliant faces of New Jersey
NJ Students Beg For Respite From Eight Hours of Screens Per Day.
Staff Writer
November 2, 2020
South Brunswick High School students have started a petition begging the School Board and Superintendent Scott Feder to change the all-remote schedule so they are
James: My Worst Trumpian Moment Became Newark’s Finest
Oscar James
October 30, 2020
I am counting the days to Election Day. Trump (not even worthy of being called “President”) has made me feel disrespected, very angry, and scared.
COMMENTARY: Lowering Standards Appears to Be Contagious, Too. I’m Looking at You, New York City.
Laura Waters
October 28, 2020
CASES SPIKE IN NEW YORK CITY There’s another virus spreading in the tri-state area and, while not fatal, it is dangerous. This is the disease
STATEMENT FROM NJCF AND NJPCSA ON NJ AG’S OFFICE SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL EXPANSION IN NEWARK
Staff Writer
October 27, 2020
online pharmacy https://dentpro.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/lexapro.html no prescription pharmacy Yesterday, the office of New Jersey’s Attorney General filed a brief in the New Jersey Supreme Court in support
SCOOP: NJ Deputy Attorney General Says That Newark Charter School Expansion Embodies ‘Precisely What the Charter School Program Was Designed to Achieve’
Staff Writer
October 26, 2020
Below is the preliminary statement from New Jersey State Deputy Attorney General Christopher Weber in a new brief in the State Supreme Court case regarding
Newsflash: Newark Voters Want More High-Quality Public Schools, Charter or Traditional.
Laura Waters
October 26, 2020
This morning Change Research and the New Jersey Children’s Foundation released a poll that shows Newark’s public charter schools are broadly popular among all city
Khaliah Fitchett on Going From Handcuffs to Running for Congress
Laura Waters
October 21, 2020
One afternoon in March 2010, Khaliah Fitchette, a 16-year-old student at Newark’s University High School, was riding home on a NJ Transit bus with her
Experts Confirm Newark Is Another Victim of NJ’s Terrible Plan for School Reopenings
Laura Waters
October 20, 2020
As reported by Chalkbeat yesterday: The Newark school system is preparing for students to return to classrooms part time beginning next month, though a final
Montclair Students With Autism Started in-Person School on Friday. One Glitch: Teachers Didn’t Show Up.
Staff Writer
October 20, 2020
This past Friday, 30 Montclair Public School District students arrived at school for their first day of live instruction. These students are among the most