NJEA X-Ray

Speaking of NJEA, two pieces today look at the ability of the union’s leadership to make strategic decisions to benefit members. First, NJ Spotlight gives

Wall St. Journal Gets a Wee Bit Ahead of Itself

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Factoring 2.5%

Seems like everyone’s still digesting Gov. Christie’s scroll of fiscal reforms handed over to the Legislature over the past week. The centerpiece, of course, is

Christie’s “Seismic Shift”

NJEA and Education Law Center, cozy as two peas in a pod, have twin press releases out, both regarding this report out from the Office

NJ’s Diploma Scam, Part II

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Department of CYA

Apparently Gov. Christie didn’t really mean on Monday that NJ residents should vote down local school budgets. At a Senate budget hearing yesterday, Ed. Comm.

If NJ Was In Indiana…

Interesting development in Indiana regarding Race To The Top: the State Superintendent, Tony Bennett, has written a letter to the president of the Indiana State

Christie’s Strategic Blunder

Prayers for an early death aside, Gov. Christie made an strategic blunder yesterday when he called on the public to vote down school budgets in

Quote of the Day

Here’s an excerpt from a memo sent to local affiliates from the Bergen County office of the NJEA (which included the “prayer” in which, according

NJEA Prayer Goes Viral

From Cedar Rapids, Iowa to Oakland, CA, to San Francisco, to Kansas City, to 1010 WINS in NYC, everyone’s chattering about the prayer included in