From Mike Petrelli and Aaron Churchill in the Wall St. Journal: As difficult and disliked as school closures can be, a new study being released
NJEA is on a roll. Just over the couple of months New Jersey’s primary teacher union leaders have mounted a $15 million campaign (also see here)
Newark Public Schools released data this week on parent preferences among the district’s seventy-two traditional and charter schools. The One Newark universal enrollment allows parents
Today’s NJ Spotlight reports on the second year of One Newark’s universal enrollment system, whereby parents get to rank their school choices: As they were
Today’s NJ Advance Media article (i.e., Star-Ledger) notes this July marks the 20th anniversary of state control of Newark. Over the last two decades, the
To no one’s surprise, Education Law Center is threatening legal action against the expansion of renaissance schools in Camden, a type of charter/district hybrid school
It starts here: There’s been lots of chatter during the last few months from those who resent the expansion of school choice in Camden. For
There was lots of bloggy, tweety chatter yesterday about one of Camden Public Schools’ five community outreach meetings last week, part of a district-wide community
From today’s NJ Spotlight: Chris Cerf, Christie’s former education commissioner and arguably the chief architect of his reform approach, says great things are happening in
Parents for Great Camden Schools, which describes itself as “a local organization of families and community leaders committed to the belief that every child deserves