Tom Wiedmann is on a roll: today Tapinto Newark published his third installment (with co-writer Mark Bonamo) of a series on the antics of Newark
The tragic irony of a high school for low income kids allegedly being built on the backs of workers paid unfair and illegal wages, and
Trenton Public Schools District now has company as it tries to repair the damage from City Council President Kathy McBride’s refusal to approve $24.2 million
This is a press release. Senator Ed Durr responded to an advertisement from the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) that labels parents extremists for expressing
Today EducationNext released the results of a survey that examines the impact of the pandemic on Americans’ views of public education. Some of the results
A popular, bipartisan bill eliminating a controversial teacher qualifying test called the EdTPA passed the New Jersey State Senate and Assembly unanimously on June 29th
Last week Asbury Park Public Schools District lost a popular substitute teacher named Gary Salerno, who sent an email to all Asbury Park staff with
Politics in Newark is complicated but New Jersey’s largest city has this going for it: school and municipal leaders are tireless advocates for fair wages
Following recent updates to COVID-19 guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in advance of the upcoming school year, Governor Phil Murphy today signed
Update: Gov. Murphy just issued the Executive Order. Full text here. In accord with the Centers for Disease Control’s new COVID-19 protocols, this morning Gov.