New Jersey School Boards President Larry Feinsod reacts to Gov. Christie’s pension and health benefits reform plan, specifically the proposal to shift pension premium payments
It starts here: “If something cannot go on forever, it will stop,” said pragmatist Herbert Stein, and the New Jersey public employee pension system appears
Gov. Christie gave his budget address yesterday afternoon and the big news was what he described as a “historic agreement” with NJEA intended to alleviate
Fifteen years ago the N.J. School Boards Association reported on “new challenges” to the state’s public schools. The State had introduced its Core Curriculum Content
On Friday New Jersey’s “Study Commission on the Use of Student Assessments in New Jersey.” issued its Interim Report. (See today’s NJ Spotlight for details.)
It starts here: “It’s a great program,” says New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney. It “meets an important need, and it does so utilizing New
It starts here: The nation’s atwitter about a potential Republican nomination brawl between Jeb Bush and Chris Christie, as well as a posse of Tea
Yesterday The Daily Record published an editorial that slams both the Common Core State Standards and the tests aligned with the Common Core called PARCC.
Here’s an editorial by Essex County Board member Jeff Bennett on the absurdities of N.J.’s allocation of school state aid through the School Funding Reform
This week’s WHYY Newsworks column starts here: Last week the U.S. Chamber of Commerce issued its national school rankings called “Leaders and Laggards: A State-By-State