That’s what Fred Snowflack surmises in yesterday’s Daily Record. He points out that while Governor-Elect Christie has touted his bona fides for reform, he’s stacked
Governor-Elect Christie has named the 21 members of his Education Subcommittee, chaired by Dr. Susan Cole of Montclair University. The list includes Former Jersey Mayor
Mike Antonucci of Education Intelligence Agency, a website that seeks to reveal the inner workings of teachers’ unions, posted yesterday about NJEA’s covert campaign to
That’s the humble pie bubbling up during NJSBA’s Lame Duck Legislature Update on Saturday morning. Featured players were Michael Vrancik, NJSBA Director of Governmental Relations,
If we are to ultimately control the cost of government . . . we are going to have to deal with the issue of consolidation
Ever wonder whether a Venn diagram of NJEA, the Senate Education Committee, and the Assembly Education Committee would display even the smallest lack of overlap?
Is it possible to flip the bird to NJEA and still succeed as New Jersey’s education reformer? It sounds like Chris Christie is going to
This [Robert Treat Academy Charter School] is a model that we should replicate all over the state of New Jersey, everywhere. And there is no
First, a contest: who can name the next Commissioner of Education? Post your thoughts, please. The only clues we have is that Christie vowed during
Diane D’Amico over at The Press of Atlantic City has a handy cheat sheet on Corzine’s, Christie’s, and Daggett’s education platforms. Definitely worth a complete