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NJ Superintendent Salaries Shot Up After Murphy Lifted Christie’s Cap

Staff Writer July 13, 2022

The top job in a school district is no easy lift. Superintendents are essentially CEO’s of businesses beset by labor union politics, budget problems, angry

Here’s Why It’s Time For New Jersey Legislators to Finally Pass a Voucher Bill

Laura Waters July 13, 2022

The ramifications of this pandemic will take years to unpack but here’s one thing we know for sure: support for school choice—particularly vouchers and expansion

Latest On How NJ School Districts Are Integrating New State Sex Ed Standards (Or Not)

Staff Writer July 11, 2022

In Essex County’s Cedar Grove Schools District, a petition is circulating asking for a recall vote of school board member Christine Dye. It currently has

COMMENTARY: These Three NJ Schools Defy Murphy Administration’s Push for Low Standards

Laura Waters July 11, 2022

Hindsight is golden but here’s what we know: School closures and remote instruction during the 2020-2021 school year were academic and emotional disasters for most

ADERHOLD: To Address Teacher Shortage, Get Rid of State Qualifying Test

contributor July 6, 2022

David M. Aderhold, Ed.D, is the superintendent of schools for the West Windsor – Plainsboro Regional School District. This originally appeared in NJ Spotlight. As

Montclair Teachers Union Criticizes School Board’s ‘Incompetency” in Supporting LGBTQ-Inclusive Course Content

Staff Writer July 5, 2022

This is a statement from Stevana Sims and Brian Ford, a social worker and teacher at Montclair Public Schools. They represent a subcommittee of the

Here’s What You Need To Know About School Spending in Murphy’s New Budget

Staff Writer June 29, 2022

Today the New Jersey State Legislature will approve Gov. Phil Murphy’s $50.6 billion budget for the fiscal year that begins Friday, July 1st, about $4

Murphy’s Education Department to Families ‘Ripped Out of the Schools They Love’: Let Them Eat Cake

Laura Waters June 29, 2022

Who is left holding the bag? Black and Latino families who get ripped out of the schools that they love. That’s Harry Lee, Executive Director

LILLEY: New Jersey, Listen Up–This Is Why We Have a Teacher Shortage

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center June 28, 2022

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Murphy Administration’s Attack on This Newark Charter ‘Hurts and Disrespects Black and Latino Families’

Staff Writer June 27, 2022

Since 2006, Newark’s University Heights Charter School (UHCS) has served the community with support from Bethany Baptist Church, one of the city’s largest and oldest

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