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Corzine and Christie on Ed Reform and RTTT

The near-simultaneous release of NJ’s Race To The Top application and The Education Subcommittee Report conveniently provides an opportunity to compare Corzine’s and Christie’s vision

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Here’s NJ’s RTTT Application

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Cheat Sheet for Christie’s Educational Agenda

Here’s a Spark’s Notes version of Gov. Christie’s Education Subcommittee Report, online pharmacy zocor for sale no prescription which constitutes a list of recommendations to

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Sunday Leftovers

Hardly a leftover, but we’ll put it on the table: Christie’s Education Subcommittee for his transition released 25 pages of recommendations including freezing teacher salaries,

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Charles Sahm, a program officer at the Manhattan Institute, considers the “growing divide within the Democratic party” between “anachronistic Tammany Hall–type pols … with their

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NJEA: Our Urban Schools Are Great

Interesting poll out from Quinnipiac University, and then either a lightening-fast response or a coincidentally-apropos column from the execs at NJEA. First, the survey, which

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Bret Schundler’s Nomination is Safe,

At least according to the Hudson County News which reports that none of the three Democratic Hudson senators will exercise senatorial courtesy. Senators Sacco, Cunningham,

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New Collaborative: Disparity in Resources Leaves Poor Kids Behind

The New Jersey Organizing Collaborative, an arm of the Education Law Center, the Abbot Leadership Institute, and the Paterson Education Fund, is charging that our

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Versatility Is Her Middle Name

Ex-Ed Commish Lucille Davy is now a Trustee of the State Board of Pharmacy. One of Corzine’s last-minute appointments, her new post will allow her

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The Ethics of Ed Reform In N.J.

With all the adrenaline hosed on Race To The Top (including our own), a pattern in N.J. is emerging amidst the spray: the 21 school

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WSJ on Schundler

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Obama Will Announce Long-Term RTTT Funding

Education Week is reporting that President Obama intends to seeks an additional $1.35 billion in next year’s budget to extend the Race To The Top

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Who’s Your Daddy?

Andy Smarick over at Fordham’s Flypaper blog, has been having fun with what he calls the “Universal State Application Theorem,” which holds that there is

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“The Most Outrageous Nomination Battle of Them All”

That’s what The Auditor calls the internal shenanigans behind one of Corzine’s last political appointments, which also sheds some light on the likelihood of Bret

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Quote of the Day

Parental choice supporters Gerard Robinson and Bret Schundler have been appointed to lead the Departments of Education in Virginia and New Jersey respectively. Buckle up-

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Sunday Leftovers

RTTT Update: About half of N.J.’s public schools sent their Memoranda of Understanding in on Thursday for a shot at Race To The Top federal

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National Study Belies Advantages of Pre-School

We’re justifiably proud of our extensive preschool programs in New Jersey. Out-going Education Commissioner Lucille Davy has labeled preschool availability to poor children the “game-changer,”

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802 N.J. Schools Miss NCLB Targets

Speaking of a failing status quo, Adequate Yearly Progress reports for New Jersey were published yesterday and, under the strictures of No Child Left Behind,

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