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Top New Jersey Officials Demand More Honesty and Less Vomit From Murphy’s Education Department As Student Proficiency Plummets

When someone stands up and says New Jersey schools are #1 I have an immediate reaction to vomit because I know that’s not true.  That’s

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Polling Minority Parents on Education Reform Issues

Education Post just published the results of a poll online pharmacy rogaine for sale no prescription pharmacy  about education “issues, improvements, and institutions.” The researchers

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Sunday Leftovers

The Wall St. Journal looks at the tense relationship between Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson: Mr. Baraka said Ms. Anderson has

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New Newsworks Post: N.J.’s Sickly, Restrictive Charter School Law

It starts here: Last week the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (NAPCS) published a new study, “The Health of the Public Charter School Movement:

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Guest Editorial: Leader of a Shuttered N.J. Charter School Slams D.O.E.’s Oversight

[Editor’s Note: This is an editorial by Lorna Hassel, Founder and Director of Renaissance Regional Leadership Charter School in Pemberton (Burlington County). Renaissance Regional, along

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Philly School Reform Commission Cancels Teachers’ 0% Health Benefits Contributions; Inquirer Gives Thumbs Up

On Monday the Philadelphia School Reform Commission voted unanimously to unilaterally cancel the city’s current teachers’ contract. The Commission and the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers

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QOD: Balanced WSJ Piece on Camden Public Schools’ “Tough Task”

Leslie Brody at the Wall St. Journal: With Camden Mayor Dana Redd’s support, Mr. Rouhanifard, a 33-year-old who fled Iran as a child, is attempting

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Sunday Leftovers

 “It seems like every other day there is an article written about the new Common Core State Standards slamming them as a terrible new policy.

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NJEA’s “Punch List” of Everything Wrong with Camden Public Schools

On Monday, N.J. Education Association and the Camden Education Association  issued a joint press release assailing the State Legislature for approving amendments to the Urban

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Gives Jersey an “A” for Schools and an “F” for Pensions

This week’s WHYY Newsworks column starts here online pharmacy buy cenforce no prescription : Last week the U.S. Chamber of Commerce issued its national school

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New N.J. Family column: Four Key Facts About the Common Core

It starts here: There’s clearly not much that Louis C.K. likes about the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), and he’s hardly alone in his disdain

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QOD: Rethinking Teacher and Administrator Tenure

Mark Bernstein, buy antabuse online https://etsdental.com/wp-content/uploads/bb-plugin/icons/ultimate-icons/antabuse.html no prescription pharmacy a former NY State superintendent of schools, considers how school culture inhibits substantive teacher and administrator

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Camden City Schools Comments on Passage of Urban Hope Act

CAMDEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT STATEMENT ON NEW JERSEY STATE ASSEMBLY PASSAGE OF S2264 “Today’s vote is a win for kids. Camden’s students deserve high-quality schools

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N.J. Assembly Approves Urban Hope Act

From JerseyCan’s press release: online pharmacy buy paxil online no prescription Today, the New Jersey State Assembly voted in favor of the students and families

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The “False Premise” of Education Law Center’s Latest School Funding Lawsuit

Last week I wrote about New Jersey’s “Bacon” lawsuit, an Abbott school funding case writ small. Sixteen rural districts in South Jersey, now represented by

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Sunday Leftovers

Civil rights hero Howard Fuller spoke in New Jersey this week about a variety of topics, including education.  At North Star Academy in Newark, he

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New Newsworks post: Urban Hope Act Opponents Keep Changing Their Rhetoric

It starts here online pharmacy stendra no prescription pharmacy : Charter school opponents were in mourning this week after they failed to derail a set

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Can Education Law Center Bring Home the Bacon?

Education Law Center has joined the plaintiffs in the “Bacon” cases, a lawsuit that charges that sixteen small rural districts in New Jersey are deprived

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Urban Hope Act Amendments Approved by Evil N.J. Republi-Crates

My parents (may their memories be a blessing) would have loved Blue Jersey, that unabashedly 60’s-ish website that drapes itself in bellbottoms and peace signs.

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Why N.J. (Still) Needs Tenure Reform

From N.J. School Boards Association’s Board Notes regarding the case of a gym teacher who taught for two years and then  took a year off

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Bob Braun Feels “Betrayed” by NJEA’s Convention Program

The former Star-Ledger columnist, who has successfully styled himself as New Jersey’s most passionate opponent of school reform efforts in urban areas, is aghast at

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