As New Jersey’s latest standardized test scores come out slowly from the State, the N.J. Charter School Association issued a press release that highlights the
It starts here: Last Thursday, the New Jersey Senate Education Committee heard testimony on Sen. Teresa Ruiz’s new charter school bill. One of the lobbyists
It starts here: Last week the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (NAPCS) published a new study, “The Health of the Public Charter School Movement:
[Editor’s Note: This is an editorial by Lorna Hassel, Founder and Director of Renaissance Regional Leadership Charter School in Pemberton (Burlington County). Renaissance Regional, along
Save Our Schools is suing New Jersey Commissioner of Education David Hespe for approving the applications of two highly-regarded charter school organizations, Mastery and Uncommon,
Both NJ Spotlight and the Star-Ledger have stories today on the federal investigation of a civil rights complaint filed by Newark advocates regarding the closure
John Mooney has the break-down on the new proportions of SGP’s (Student Growth Percentiles) that will be used for teacher evaluations. These lower values are
Bob Braun, former Star Ledger columnist and current blogging ringleader of the anti-school reform cadre in New Jersey, reports today that Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson
If the U.S. Department of Education’s warning to New York State is an harbinger of the fed’s reaction to states that delay using student test
From an interview with NJTV: But Cami Anderson’s future as the leader of the Newark Public schools is more uncertain than it’s ever been. Mayor-Elect