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STATE AID GUY: More People Move Out of New Jersey Than Almost Any Other State, Contrary to NJPP’s Fictions

New Jersey Education Aid March 2, 2021

There is a lot of room to argue about the causes of NJ’s high rate of domestic outmigration.  Reasonable people can disagree about what role

After a Year Out of Classrooms, South Orange-Maplewood Parent Leader Says, ‘This Is Crushing Our Children’

Laura Waters March 1, 2021

South Orange-Maplewood Public Schools District (SOMSD) is in an uproar: Parents and school district representatives insist it’s safe to reopen but teacher union leaders claim

BREAKING: Murphy Will Prioritize Teachers and Support Staff for COVID Vaccines

Staff Writer March 1, 2021

This morning, on the MSNBC program “Morning Joe,” Gov. Phil Murphy announced that, beginning in two weeks, pre-kindergarten-12th grade teachers and support staff will be

NJ Announces Details for Local Learning Loss Assessment Data

Staff Writer February 26, 2021

.Yesterday the New Jersey State Department of Education issued instructions on how it will collect local assessment data. [An earlier version of this post incorrectly

WHITE: Focus on Teachers and Follow the Money: Pandemic Parenting Advice From an Expert

Paula White February 25, 2021

I’ve been an empty nester since the pandemic began — happily free of the burden of managing children’s virtual learning along with all the other

NJ Senate Bill Would Let Parents Choose for Their Child to Repeat This Year’s Grade

Staff Writer February 25, 2021

New Jersey Senators Shirley Turner (D-Mercer) and Patrick Diegnan (D-Middlesex) have introduced a bill that would allow parents/guardians to request that their child repeat the

28 States Prioritize Vaccinating Teachers, but New Jersey Isn’t One of Them

Staff Writer February 24, 2021

Twenty-eight states in the U.S. are prioritizing K-12 public school teachers for covid-19 vaccine eligibility but New Jersey is not one of them. Last month

Is Jersey City Public Schools Crying Wolf Over Its School Budget?

Laura Waters February 24, 2021

Jersey City Public Schools, the state’s second largest district which educates over 30,000 students, is claiming poverty: It has a projected 2021-2022 budget shortfall of

First Reactions to Gov. Murphy’s 2022 Plan for State School Aid

Staff Writer February 23, 2021

This afternoon Gov. Phil Murphy delivered his 2022 Budget Address. Below are some education-relevant notes, reactions from insiders, and the pre-K-12th grade education section of

Sneak-Peak at Murphy’s School Budget Proposal!

Staff Writer February 22, 2021

Tomorrow Gov. Phil Murphy will propose a 2022 budget that includes an additional $578 million in school aid, according to a scoop by Carly Sitrin

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