Marie Bilik, NJSBA Executive Director: For too long, too many state leaders have criticized local school boards for contract settlements that, in fact, were made
The Asbury Park Press reports on that NJEA protest in Mendham, held conveniently in Gov. Christie’s place of residence, where 1,000 members held up signs,
It’s Budget Day in the Garden State and school district business administrators are frantically running spreadsheets based on projected cuts in state aid while superintendents
Tomorrow Gov. Christie will announce, if rumor holds, $800 million in cuts in state aid to public schools. In doing so, he’s gambling that the
Answer: That question sufficiently set him off and he may have set some kind of State House record for the number of times he said
How mad is the Education Law Center over education spending cuts in NJ? This mad: ELC has joined with Dollars and Sense, the Paterson Education
The Record argues that if NJ is to have any shot at winning Race To The Top dollars at the next round in June then
Home rule is a very big cow and it’s time it either produced a beverage or became an entrée. Next week, Christie delivers his budget
We’re very comfortable with our opposition to [Race To The Top]. We think (U.S. Secretary of Education) Arne Duncan’s vision of how to increase student
But not without a few snags. Chairman Nicholas Scutari, according to the Star-Ledger, quizzed Schundler about his views on sex education and said that he