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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From the Star-Ledger’s feature online pharmacy https://treatmentroomgroup.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/wpcode/cache/library/fluoxetine.html with best prices today in the USA today on the waning of NJEA’s influence: It was the latest
Race To The Top Detritus
Senators Tom Kean and Diane Allen, both members of the Senate Education Committee, expressed “disappointment” that N.J. “is woefully unprepared to apply for federal Race
6,891 Abbott Children Deemed Ineligible for Preschool
The Education Law Center, the primary advocates for students in our 31 poor urban Abbott districts, announced yesterday that the NJ DOE has revised the
N.J. DOE Gets Okay From Feds to Redefine “Adequate Yearly Progress”
This past summer the DOE announced with great fanfare that it was raising the cut scores for ASK 3 and ASK 4, the standardized tests
Why Did the N.J. DOE Bag Our RTTT Application?
Here’s how the spokeswoman for out-going Education Commissioner Lucille Davy explained why New Jersey won’t make the deadline for its share of the $4.35 billion
Newsflash: N.J. Won’t Make the Jan. RTTT Deadline
The Record is reporting that New Jersey will not make the January 19th deadline for the first round of Race To The Top funds. A
Can N.J. Get Real About Race To The Top?
Thomas Carroll, President of the Foundation for Education Reform & Accountability, has a piece in the New York Post on why New York State will
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Charter School Counterpoint
The Record editorializes that plans to open a charter school in Englewood should be dropped because, first, “the district already spends $1.8 million on an
How Does N. J.’s Lack of School Choice Affect Kids?
Yesterday we badgered Governor-Elect Christie to address the paucity of school choice for kids stuck in chronically failing districts by expanding charter schools and our
Some Educational Suggestions for Mr. Christie
Today’s Trenton Times features an editorial by Dr. James Deneen, an ETS program director, and Dr. Carmen Cantanese, a former VP at Sarnoff, who highlight
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Bob Ingle explains it all: With 566 municipalities in New Jersey (California has only 480), 603 school districts (more than the states of Maryland, Delaware
Is Christie’s Education Transition Team Loaded with “Education Establishment” Stakeholders?
That’s what Fred Snowflack surmises in yesterday’s Daily Record. online pharmacy buy mobic no prescription He points out that while Governor-Elect Christie has touted his
Sunday Leftovers
The Star-Ledger reports on the dismissal of a 3-year-old class action suit, Crawford v. Davy, which would have distributed vouchers to students in 96 chronically-troubled
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NJEA is touting its potent “member to member” campaign for Corzine (see yesterday’s post here online pharmacy buy imodium online no prescription and NJEA’s powerpoint
Christie Names Members of Education Transition Team
Governor-Elect Christie has named the 21 members of his Education Subcommittee, chaired by Dr. Susan Cole of Montclair University. The list includes Former Jersey Mayor
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Already the administration is being pressured to dilute [Race To The Top’s] requirement that states adopt performance pay for teachers and to weaken its support
N.J.’s Score on Data Quality
The Data Quality Campaign has posted its Annual Progress Report on State Data Systems, which measures each state’s development of robust longitudinal data systems to
A Win for School Choice
Here’s a lame duck bill that’s not so lame: yesterday the Assembly Education Committee approved S2982, a bill sponsored by Senator Shirley Turner that revives
NJEA: Our Teachers Are Sheep
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