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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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Derrell Bradford explains online pharmacy purchase diflucan without prescription with best prices today in the USA why No Child Left Behind has been successful in

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Sunday Leftovers

Stephen Sawchuk in EdWeek looks at the new Gates Foundation study on the validity of value-added teacher evaluations: “Value added” gauges based on growth in

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Don’t miss Andrew Rotherham’s latest piece in Time Magazine regarding school funding’s “lack of attention to productivity, i.e., thinking about outputs (student learning) in relation

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NJEA Reform Proposals Get Panned

Charles Stile of The Record: buy zithromax online buy zithromax online no prescription New Jersey’s embattled teachers union’s new “vision” for public education could best

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Quality-Blind Lay-Offs

Sometime this afternoon, NJEA promises, it will unveil its blueprint for reforming our outdated tenure laws and using student growth as a measure of teacher

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America’s schools are failing our kids. While some people blame the kids, or simply want to throw more money at the problem, we know that

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Finalists for NJ DOE Commissioner

NJ Spotlight says that the short list includes Acting Commissioner Rochelle Hendricks, Christopher Cerf, Andy Smarick, Deborah Gist, and Michelle Rhee (though we just heard

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Gov. Christie’s town hall meeting in Parsippany, reports the Star-Ledger, was his “most explosive yet.” It featured a near-fisticuffs with a teacher and a sign

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Crunching Superintendent Costs

Question of the day: why is Gov. Christie shellacking school boards over superintendent salaries? First there was the foofaraw over Le Roy Seitz in Parsippany

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Paranoia, according to Woody Allen, Is Simply Knowing All the Facts

Democratic Assembly Education Committee members are so peeved over Gov. Christie’s speech on Tuesday in D.C. at the Foundation for Excellence in Education’s convention that

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Trenton Interim Replaces HS Leaders

The Trentonian is reporting that Trenton Public Schools Interim Superintendent Raymond Broach has “cleaned house,” replacing Trenton Central High School principal Elizabeth Ramirez, plus three

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Legislative Inertia and Charter Schools

Here’s what’s missing in the Democratic Assembly pile-on regarding NJ’s loss of $14 million in Federal funding to help expand charter schools: the main reason

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Give the Dems a Kleenex

NJ Democrats are piling onto Chris Christie, assailing him for “recent missteps, which have called into question his commitment to education.” Here’s some of the

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Newsweek’s Andrew Romano explains why President Obama, the cerebral law professor, can learn some lessons in the “politics of austerity” from Chris Christie, NJ’s top

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Ravitch Gets it Wrong

Diane Ravitch argues in the Wall Street Journal today that the Republican Party is faced with an “educational dilemma” because it’s always been the party

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Wireless Generation, which NJ paid $500,000 to consult on our failed Race To The Top application, has been sold to News Corporation, coincidentally outgoing NYC

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Superintendent/Student Ratios

Everyone’s talking about superintendent salary caps. The Record reports that the New Jersey Association of School Administrators filed a motion in State Superior Court claiming

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