That’s the topic for my post today at Newsworks WHYY. Teaser: These changes are serendipitous for those of the education reform persuasion, and dovetail smoothly
Gov. Christie is taking a lot of heat for proposed reforms in school funding, including revising the way we tally up kids eligible for free/reduced
From a Q & A with Tom Moran of the Star-Ledger: Q. On the tenure reform bill, the Democrats are talking about making an exception
From the Philadelphia Inquirer’s article on the Senate Judiciary Committee’s vote (split right down party lines) to not confirm Philip Kwon for State Supreme Court:
The Record Editorial Board supports the bill (A1877) approved by the State Assembly last week that would subject all aspiring charter schools to a public
That’s the subject of my column today at NJ Spotlight. Over the past few months, the Christie Administration has intensified its focus on New Jersey’s
From today’s Quinnipiac University poll: New Jersey voters approve 50 – 43 percent of the way Christie is handling education and say 60 – 32
So I’m in my usual Republican Debate position, cringing in front of the TV as four white men attack women’s access to birth control (Husband:
Gov. Christie presented his budget yesterday at the Statehouse. The bottom line is a $32.1 billion spending plan, which includes a $108 million increase in
Andrew Sullivan, in describing Gov. Christie’s veto of gay marriage in NJ, explains how the gay rights movement had “the goalposts moved” on them. First,