In New Jersey and nationally, a much-hyped “Red Wave” predicted for Tuesday’s election failed to manifest, and in its place, a growing Rainbow Wave has
Between “Don’t Say Gay” in Florida and “Drag Queen Story-Telling” for New Jersey first-graders (featured at last week’s NJEA Convention: see photo above), you’d think
As New Jersey moves on from the midterms, we all need to be reminded that for the 8th year in a row, New Jersey came in
New Jersey high school students would learn how to deal with grief and loss under a new bill sponsored by Senator Jon Bramnick. “Grief is
This is a press release from the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools. Education played a significant role in the 2022 election cycle in America—and
Yesterday New Jersey parents woke up to their annual smack in the face: All public schools are closed today and tomorrow, the first Thursday and
Ed. Note: This is a press release from Education Law Center, which is closely affiliated with (and largely funded by) the state teachers union NJEA.
Yesterday, Nov. 10th, Gov. Phil Murphy signed Executive Order #309 establishing a task force to “explore best practices and innovative ways to recruit and retain
A new bill in the New Jersey Senate would make state finances “readily accessible to the public,” says Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee Chair Paul
Recognizing the many revenue-generating operations of the Educational Services Commission of New Jersey (ESCNJ) to offset the cost of tuition, the specialized commission has selected