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MURPHY: In NJ the Law Can Work Against Children With Disabilities; Here’s How Parents Can Gain Control

contributor February 2, 2022

Tara Murphy is a SPAN Resource Parent, a Volunteer Advocacy Ambassador for Autism Speaks, member of the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA), founder of Parenting Frontier, and

US Department of Justice Investigation Reveals ‘Wide-Ranging Failures’ in Newark’s Programs for English Language Learners

Staff Writer September 2, 2021

The following is a press release issued yesterday by the U.S. Department of Justice, which announces a settlement between the DOJ and Newark Public Schools.

At This Summer Program in Camden, Black Pride and Academic Achievement Go Hand-in-Hand

Laura Waters July 28, 2021

Erika Asikoye, who grew up in New Jersey, is the Director of the Freedom School Literacy Academy buy flomax online flomax no prescription online pharmacy

EXPLAINER: The Truth About Critical Race Theory and How It Shows Up in Your Child’s Classroom

Staff Writer July 8, 2021

WHAT IS CRITICAL RACE THEORY? Critical race theory (sometimes abbreviated to CRT) is an intellectual approach to looking at U.S. society with a belief that racism

EXPLAINER: What Are Standardized Tests and Why Do We Need Them?

Laura Waters June 9, 2021

Few education topics get parents, teachers, and school leaders more riled up than discussions about using results from student tests to measure the quality of

Advocates for Adults With Disabilities Decry Murphy Administration’s Discriminatory Rules

Laura Waters April 28, 2021

It’s 9:10 am and so far my son has eaten breakfast, watched two reruns of “Emeril Live,” played on his iPad, gone on a bike

New Jersey Was Given an Inch By the Feds for State Testing But ‘We’re Taking a Mile’

Staff Writer April 15, 2021

Today Dale Chu considers the “well-intentioned offer from the federal government” to give states greater flexibility in mandatory state standardized tests in order to allow

Civil Rights Advocates to Cardona: Don’t ‘Sweep Learning Disparities Under the Rug’ by Granting Waivers for Assessments

Staff Writer February 5, 2021

This is a letter addressed to President Biden’s nominee for U.S. education secretary, Dr. Miguel Cardona, and signed by major civil rights, social justice, disability

After the Insurrection, It’s Time To Listen To MLK

Guest Contributor January 18, 2021

Tanesha Peeples is the Deputy Director for Activist Development at brightbeam. This post forst appeared on Education Post, one of brightbeam’s national blogs.. Y’all know

Breaking: NJ Legislature Prepares to Act on Bill to Help Kids, Despite Inaction From DOE and Opposition From Lobbyists

Staff Writer December 16, 2020

Last week the New Jersey State Senator passed a bill, S-3214,  mandating  that Acting Commissioner Angelica Allen-McMillen “require each school district to submit data on

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