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‘We Need to Shift the Way We View Teachers,’ Says New Jersey Educator: Here’s Why

contributor May 16, 2022

Robert Moore wrote this story for Honored, a nonprofit organization dedicated to keeping great teachers in the classroom and to inspiring a new generation of

BREAKING: Chaos in Elizabeth As Community Calls Out Racism

Laura Waters May 13, 2022

Last night’s Elizabeth Board of Education meeting was raucous and chaotic, coming on the heels of explosive accusations by a former special education teacher.  Yet

As Murphy ‘Relentlessly Assaults’ Charter Schools, Reviewers Take Note

Staff Writer May 12, 2022

The Center for Education Reform, a non-profit dedicated to expanding educational opportunities, just released its 2022 rankings of states’ charter school laws, finding that 14

Camden Education Fund Leads Collaborative Celebration of Student Success

Staff Writer May 12, 2022

Last week the Camden Education Fund collaborated with Camden City, the traditional school district, and charter and renaissance schools to host Camden’s first CItywide College

Newark Mom Charges School Aide With Beating Her 7-Year-Old and Pushing Him Down a Flight of Stairs

Staff Writer May 10, 2022

Last month, say new charges, a teacher’s aide assigned to students with disabilities pushed a seven-year-old boy down a flight of stairs at Quitman School

We Don’t Trust The State or Local School Boards To Get Sex Education Right. Is This the Answer?

Laura Waters May 10, 2022

More than half of Americans do not trust the federal government and don’t think it helps people like them, says a new survey buy https://haeshealthsheets.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/mobic.html

BOOKER: Support My Proposal To Raise Teacher Salaries, Especially Those Who Work in High-Poverty Schools

contributor May 10, 2022

Cory Booker was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2013 and is serving his second term. He was Mayor of Newark from 2006-2013. online pharmacy

Trenton City Council President Challenges Teacher Pay and Poor Schools

Laura Waters May 9, 2022

Many committee meetings become heated at times, with members vying for face time and soundbites. Then there’s Trenton City Council–one political insider describes it as

NJ GOP Releases Proposal to Repeal Murphy Administration’s New Sex Ed Standards

Staff Writer May 9, 2022

Senator Holly Schepisi and Senate Republican Leader Steven Oroho have introduced new legislation that would repeal controversial sex education mandates imposed by the New Jersey

Special Education Teacher Accuses Elizabeth School District Leadership of ‘Horrific Acts’ Against Community

Laura Waters May 6, 2022

At last night’s public meeting of the Elizabeth Board of Education, former special education teacher Luann Breese charged school board members and Superintendent Olga Hugelmeyer

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