On Monday, N.J. Education Association and the Camden Education Association issued a joint press release assailing the State Legislature for approving amendments to the Urban
My parents (may their memories be a blessing) would have loved Blue Jersey, that unabashedly 60’s-ish website that drapes itself in bellbottoms and peace signs.
Last week I wrote here about a legal dispute in Camden: twenty-five local residents, backed by several statewide anti-charter groups, filed a complaint with the
Today’s Washington Post looks at trends in this form of school choice: Nationwide, about 2.5 million public school students were enrolled in charter schools last
On Wednesday I had a column in NJ Spotlight on the escalating rhetoric among anti-charter activists who make specious allegations that charter school operators and
It starts here: Just under two years ago, a group of Camden parents filed a class action complaint with then-New Jersey Education Commissioner Chris Cerf.
In 1967’s classic film, “The Graduate,” young Benjamin (the graduate of the title) is given some advice by a friend of his father’s who wants
Save Our Schools is suing New Jersey Commissioner of Education David Hespe for approving the applications of two highly-regarded charter school organizations, Mastery and Uncommon,
This week I had a column in NJ Spotlight about the upcoming anniversary of the Abbott v. Burke cases, specifically Abbott II, in which the
It start here: Next month marks the 25th anniversary of the oral arguments over New Jersey’s most important public education lawsuit, Abbott v. Burke. On