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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ADERHOLD: To Address Teacher Shortage, Get Rid of State Qualifying Test
David M. Aderhold, Ed.D, is the superintendent of schools for the West Windsor – Plainsboro Regional School District. This originally appeared in NJ Spotlight. As
Murphy’s Education Department to Families ‘Ripped Out of the Schools They Love’: Let Them Eat Cake
Who is left holding the bag? Black and Latino families who get ripped out of the schools that they love. That’s Harry Lee, Executive Director
LILLEY: New Jersey, Listen Up–This Is Why We Have a Teacher Shortage
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‘Why Is Gov. Murphy Not Expanding Well-Performing Schools?’
Mariclare Rivera is a Kearney resident and parent of four; three of whom attend Hudson Arts & Science Charter School. When I grew up in
Montclair Politicos React To Take-Down of Teacher Union President/Montclair Mayor Sean Spiller
Today the Montclair Local has a piece on the community reaction to an op-ed posted in NJ Ed Report by Vote Montclair founder Erik D’Amato.
Jersey City and Lakewood: Not So Perfect Together When It Comes Schools and Property Taxes
Jersey City and Lakewood’s public school districts couldn’t be more dissimilar. The former, New Jersey’s second largest district, educates 33,000 students—a mix of Black, white,
Pleasantville Teacher Is Caught On Video Using Racist Language
‘Quiet,’ an adult voice can be heard saying. ‘What I said was, ‘Is it OK if I use the word (racial slur)?’ This is an
To ‘Bridge the Gap,’ Newark Non-Profit Launches Website To Help Parents Choose Schools
Today the New Jersey Children’s Foundation (NJCF) announced the launch of My Schools Newark, a free online research tool and mobile-friendly website that provides parents
BREAKING: Ocean County Teacher Arrested For Death Threats and Cyber-Bullying
Shafayeth Syed, a former 8th grade science teacher at William Davie Middle School in Hamilton Township (Ocean County), was arrested this morning after making threats
This Is How Montclair Mayor/NJ State Teachers Union President Sean Spiller Was Humiliated at the Ballot Box
On Tuesday March 8th, voters in Montclair were for the first time given the opportunity to choose members of the local Board of Education, following
Do You Want The Good Lakewood News First Or the Bad Lakewood News First?
Let’s start with the good news. District Attorney Michael Inzelbuch has stopped siphoning more than $1 million dollars of taxpayer money into his bank account!
Winners and Losers As Murphy Administration Announces District State Aid Allocations
During Gov. Murphy’s budget speech on Tuesday, one of the items that perked ears up was his announcement that state school aid funding would increase
NJEA Leaders Praise Murphy For ‘Fully Funding’ Our ‘Best In the Nation’ Schools
NJEA’s officers, President Sean M. Spiller, Vice President Steve Beatty and Secretary-Treasurer Petal Robertson, released this statement Tuesday afternoon Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget address: “Gov.
ELIAS: In Order To Raise the Odds of Student Success, Let’s Work for the Common Good on Common Ground
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COMMENTARY: Hey, Pro-Murphy Anti-Charter Folk, Stop Using These Noble Kids To Push Your Corrupt Crusade
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HAPPENING RIGHT NOW: Hundreds of Parents and Students to Rally at State Capital to Demand Support of Their Public Charters
Following February’s expansion denials of top-performing public charter schools, hundreds of parents and students, primarily families of color, from New Jersey’s public charter schools will
After School Board Member’s Racist Posts, District Tries to Insert Some Wiggle Room
What happens when a New Jersey school board member makes blatantly racist comments on social media? If you go by the actions of the Central
New Rutgers-Eagleton Poll: Most New Jerseyans Are Done With Mask Mandates in Schools
According to the new Rutgers-Eagleton poll, two-thirds of New Jerseyans agree with lifting school mask mandate, most comfortable returning to normal; half think NJ has
FFAC: Why Are Some NJ School Districts Getting Twice as Much State Aid As They’re Entitled To?
Fair Funding Action Committee members Cody D. Miller, Jennifer Cavallaro-Fromm, and Dr. Kristin O’Neil contributed this commentary. The authors are speaking as individuals and not
NJ School Board Member ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ About Racist Commentary
Central Regional School District is a small two-school district in Ocean County serving 2,800 students grades 7-12. Recently this district, in the Bayville section of
BRAUN-SILVA: Supplemental Learning Is the Key to Combating Learning Loss During Times of Upheaval
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BREAKING: Asbury Park Teachers & Residents Demand State Declare Superintendent’s Contract ‘Null and Void’
Twelve days ago, on February 22nd, the Asbury Park Education Association, which represents 375 district teachers and staff, plus three Asbury Park residents, filed a
