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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

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

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
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Social science writer Eric Horowitz has been reading Richard Kahlenberg’s biography of Albert Shanker (“Tough Liberal“) and comments on Shanker’s view of the primary benefit
Don’t miss Jessica Calefeti’s expose in this morning’s Star-Ledger on Adelaide L. Sanford Charter School in Newark, which “reveals a faltering institution that provides bare-bones
Here’s a letter from a Camden Public Schools student, Kashamire Roy: One of the problems is not having enough supplies. Sometimes we don’t have enough
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Here’s a new trend on the anti-bullying front: according to the Star-Ledger, there’s “a new type of legal phenomenon winding through New Jersey’s courts —
Lisa Wolff, President of the Hopewell Valley Regional School Board (Mercer County) explains how NJ’s “misguided” superintendent salary caps, intended to reduce school costs, actually
Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson has an editorial in today’s Star-Ledger that provides a response to this week’s “no-confidence vote” from the district’s Advisory School Board.
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According to today’s Courier Post and Philadelphia Inquirer, one of Camden Mayor Dana Redd’s two new appointees to the city’s School Board is ineligible to
From today’s Trenton Times: Two weeks after a teacher’s aide complained that the school district’s Life Skills program did little more than baby-sit special-education students
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Mike Petrelli at Fordham’s Flypaper blog defends Leonie Haimson’s and Michelle Rhee’s decisions to send their kids to private schools in, respectively, New York City
It’s not enough, apparently, for Republicans (and a few Democrats) to thwart reasonable gun control and immigration reform in order to keep conservative voters and
Motoko Rich in the New York Times describes the federal lawsuit, initiated by seven Florida teachers with support from local NEA affiliates, which contends that
EdWeek buy zyprexa online buy zyprexa online no prescription reports today that, according to a a new study, charter schools in Newark receive $15,973 per
Camden Mayor Dana Redd, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer, has “shaken up the Camden Board of Education” by appointing two new members, Dorothy Burley and
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