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Meet Chika OgbuokIrI, Seventh Grade Poet at Camden’s KIPP Lanning Square Middle School!

Staff Writer March 4, 2021

Chika OgbuokIrI is a seventh grader at KIPP Lanning Square Middle School in Camden. Yet another Poet Laureate in the making! Here is a video

Here’s What Mark Weber Gets Wrong About Camden Charter Schools’ Impact on Teacher Diversity

Laura Waters February 12, 2021

Mark Weber may have anticipated feeling a trifle abashed after this week’s publication of  a data-driven apolitical analysis he wrote for the Fordham Institute. In

COMMENTARY: Does Camden’s Teachers Union President Have the NJ Education Department in His Back Pocket?

Laura Waters February 8, 2021

This is part of an email Camden Education Association President Keith Benson sent late last week to his members (or possibly just CEA leaders). Here,

New Report: Camden Public Charter Schools Get $16k Less per Pupil Than Traditional Camden Schools

Staff Writer November 20, 2020

There’s a new report out from the University of Arkansas’ Department of Education Reform that examines funding inequities in 18 cities between traditional public schools

Students are Collateral Damage In Camden Union Prez’s Fight to Save Union Jobs

Laura Waters November 17, 2020

Keith Benson, President of the Camden Education Association, has a petition on change.org demanding that NJEA “utilize its massive legal apparatus” to “challenge the legality”

Camden Public Schools Get a Reopening Lift from Camden Education Fund

Laura Waters June 30, 2020

As New Jersey schools make plans to reopen in September, Camden is getting some extra help from the Camden Education Fund through its Open Doors/Safe

With Repetition and Consistency, This Special Education Teacher Is Keeping Her Students on Track

Staff Writer June 11, 2020

As New Jersey enters its fourth month of school closures due to COVID-19, students on the margins are predictably suffering the most, especially those with

Will This Pandemic Force Us To Boldly Address the Inequities in Our Schools?

Laura Waters March 23, 2020

I live right off Route 206, a mostly two-lane road that begins in the Pinelands of southern New Jersey, winds 130 miles north to Stokes

Camden Councilwoman: “I Believe in the Transformation that is Taking Place in the City of my Birth,” Including Five Straight Years of Academic Improvement in Camden Schools.

Guest Contributor February 21, 2020

This is a guest post by Felisha Reyes Morton who is a Camden Councilwoman (and first Latina to represent the 4th Ward since redistricting), co-founding

After Seven Years of Broadly-Supported School Choice, How Are Camden Students Faring?

Guest Contributor January 27, 2020

This is a guest post by David Osborne and Tressa Pankovits. Osbourne  leads the K-12 education work of the Progressive Policy Institute. Pankovits is associate

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