Rob Ransom, a graduate of LEAP Academy University Charter School in Camden and currently a third year student at the Rutgers University School of Law,
John Mooney asks, “All the stir about the state’s plans to relinquish control of Newark’s schools has raised a collateral question: What does all this mean
The new state-appointed superintendent of Newark Public Schools says he’s committed to returning New Jersey’s largest school district to local control and confident he can
“From the first high school fair to the new School Information Cards, I’m thrilled about the new opportunities I have to get involved in my
It depends upon whom you ask. The latest wranglings over the return of local control to Newark Public Schools is predicated on an agreement between
That’s Tom Moran in yesterday’s Star-Ledger editorial on the story that’s lit up the state and national media, as well as the blogosphere: on Tuesday
From today’s New York Times interview: Ms. Anderson had, in her tenure and her resignation, become a symbol of the raging national argument about how
This past December Chris Cerf, nominee to replace Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson, wrote an editorial for NJ Spotlight in which he discussed potential processes for returning
Anderson’s statement: Today, I am announcing that I will step down as Superintendent of the Newark Public Schools at the close of the academic year.
As discussions heat up in the U.S. Senate over a reauthorized ESEA (and urgency surges as the clock ticks away), it’s easy for policy wonks