This post was originally published on Project Forever Free by its chief editor, my pal Erika Sanzi. Erika also blogs at Good School Hunting. She is a former
I know this will be controversial but I don’t have a problem if a teacher is found to be racist, as long as it doesn’t
Last week I spoke with Dr. Marcheta P. Evans, the new president of Bloomfield College, whose inauguration is today. Dr. Evans was most recently the
This is a guest post by my colleague Nehemiah Frank, a fierce advocate for charter and community schools. Neo has public policy experience and is
This is a guest post by Tommy Luna who is currently entering his 10th year as an eighth grade math teacher at Newark’s Rise Academy.
This is a guest post by Antwann Brown who is in his second year working at KIPP NJ Rise Academy where he serves as the
Julien Broomfield is a senior at Howard University pursuing a degree in English with a minor in sociology. She aspires to be an elementary school
One of the biggest decisions a high school senior will make is where to attend college, and KIPP NJ makes that decision a very big deal. On
Zachary Wright is the 12th-grade world literature and AP Literature teacher at Mastery Charter School Shoemaker Campus where he has been for the last eight years. Over his more than
(This piece, originally published at Education Post, is by Tre Johnson, a freelance writer on race, culture and politics. He’s also an educator, advocate and part-time