Newark Superintendent Is Advising School Board Members to Lie to the State
Just when you think Newark Public Schools District can’t get any more dysfunctional, another perversion pops up. Example: today Chalkbeat reports that during October’s board
2022 Mid-Terms: Winners Listened to 81% of Parents Who Support School Choice
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
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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Here’s a sample from Paul Rudnick’s “New Jersey: The Quiz” in this week’s New Yorker: 1. True or false: The map of New Jersey resembles
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The School Development Authority, the agency in charge of school construction, has denied the $8 million in funding necessary to make urgent repairs to Trenton
Christie Proposes Longer School Day and Year: He’s Right on This One
Here’s my thoughts on this one, posted at WHYY’s Newsworks: Those of you who are not big Chris Christie fans may be forgiven for indulging
“Stick a Fork in it.”
That’s Sen. Ray Lesniak’s gloomy prognosis for the Opportunity Scholarship Act, or the “voucher bill,” a longtime goal for Gov. Christie and a bipartisan group
Reaction to Christie’s Proposal for Longer School Days and Years
How much airtime did Gov. Christie devote to education in his State of the State speech yesterday afternoon? The whole megillah was 4,213 words. (Here’s
NJEA Response to Christie on Longer School Days: Show us the Money
NJEA just issued a press release that responds to Gov. Christie’s anticipated call during his speech this afternoon for longer school days and years. NJEA
StudentsFirst Evaluates Pennsylvania’s Education Policies
This morning StudentsFirst, the Sacramento-based ed reform non-profit headed by Michelle Rhee, released its 2014 State Policy Report Cards. New Jerseyans can check out NJ
Christie’s State of the State: Lengthen School Days and School Years
Gov. Chris Christie gives his State of the State address at 3 this afternoon in the State Assembly Chamber as he tries to distract everyone
New WHYY Post: StudentsFirst Grades NJ’s Ed Reform Policies
How are we doing? Check out today’s column at WHYY Newsworks: This morning StudentsFirst, the take-no-prisoners-education reform organization headed by former D.C. Chancellor of Education
New NJ Spotlight Column: A County-Wide Approach to Easing NJ’s De Facto School Segregation
Here’s how it starts (minus some stats in the first paragraph): It’s an old problem: New Jersey has one of the most segregated public school
Sunday Leftovers
Education Week released its Quality Counts state report cards on student achievement, fiscal equity, and policies. See Press of Atlantic City and the Star Ledger,
QOD: Will Christie’s BridgeGate Affect His Education Reform Agenda?
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New WHYY Post: How Are Those November School Elections Going?
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AFT: “VAM is a Sham”
buy buspar online buspar online generic Stephen Sawchuk analyzes AFT Prez Randi Weingarten’s flip-flop on the use of student standardized test scores in teacher evaluations.
How Will Newark’s “Universal Enrollment” Plan Work for Charter and Traditional Schools?
Mashea Aston, CEO of the Newark Public School Fund, explains the district’s new system of universal enrollment among charter schools and traditional schools (Huffington Post):
QTD: Is Christie Stepping Back from Determination to “Dismantle” Abbott Rulings?
From today’s NJ Spotlight, regarding Gov. Christie’s long-standing plans to remake the State Supreme Court in order to overturn NJ’s long-time school funding traditions
An Education Reformer and an “Old School” Proponent Find Common Ground
Sometimes it seems like the positions of education “reformers” and education status quo proponents grow more entrenched each year. Certainly, the backlash against Common Core
Sunday Leftovers
Make sure to read Paul Tractenberg’s essay at NJ Spotlight online pharmacy synthroid for sale no prescription on our “apartheid” school system. Tractenberg, founder of
New Jersey Super PAC Tied to Teacher Union’s Role in Boston Mayoral Race
The Boston Globe confirmed last week that a last-minute anonymous $480,000 cash drop into mayoral-elect Marty Walsh’s campaign budget came from the American Federation of
New WHYY Post: Sneak Peek at NJ Statehouse Education Agenda
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