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‘There Was Never Any Warning!’ Mercer County Special Services District Lays Off 31 Staff Members

Staff Writer February 4, 2021

Parents and staff members at Mercer County Special Services School DIstrict (MCSSD) are “outraged” at news that the district, which serves students with moderate to

New Program Helps Jewish Students and Newark Students Find Common Ground

Staff Writer February 3, 2021

I have a kid who’s in a school in an upper middle class neighborhood, and (it’s) mostly white kids. And we live only 10 miles

COMMENTARY: Will NJ’s New Ed Commissioner Plant Her Flag With Camden Families or Union Lobbyists?

Laura Waters February 3, 2021

Over the last two years I’ve documented the power New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) wields over the Murphy Administration and his Department of Education (DOE).

NJ Department of Health Loosens Guidance for In-School Instruction

Staff Writer January 25, 2021

Last week the New Jersey Department of Health loosened some of the restrictions on in-school learning based on new data that underscores the state’s overreaction

NJ Senate Education Chair: We Must Assess Student Learning Loss This Year

Staff Writer January 25, 2021

online pharmacy buy imodium online no prescription Senate Education Chair M. Teresa Ruiz issued the following statement welcoming the Biden Administration’s move to begin collecting

National Center for Special Education in Charter Schools on Biden’s School Reopening Plan (Plus Tips for Parents)

Staff Writer January 25, 2021

This is a press release from NCSECS on President Biden’s reopening plans. For NJLB coverage of The Center, click here. online pharmacy kamagra-gold online with

How Do Charters Outperform Traditional Schools Despite More Inexperienced Teachers?

Staff Writer January 22, 2021

This is a summary of a report from Fordham Institute, “Teacher Effectiveness and Improvement in Charter and Traditional Public Schools.” Read the full report here.

What Does Trump Have to Do With a Jersey Charter School?

Laura Waters January 21, 2021

Randal Pinkett is a Newark businessman and the first African-American student  from Rutgers to win a Rhodes Scholarship. He’s also unafraid to call out the

Nine New Senate Bills Aim to Address NJ’s Teacher Diversity Gap

Staff Writer January 19, 2021

Senator Teresa Ruiz, chair of the Senate Education Committee, just introduced a series of bills to address the lack of teacher diversity in New Jersey.

NJ Assembly Passes Diversity and Inclusion Bill, Despite Objections to Teaching Young Children About Sexual Identity

Staff Writer January 15, 2021

The New Jersey Assembly just approved a bill, A4454, that “requires school districts to include instruction on diversity and inclusion as part of implementation of

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