From the Wall Street Journal: “This is the huge fulcrum moment for many of the reforms,” said Rick Hess, director of education policy studies at
From today’s NJEA press release, announcing the beginning of a $1 million anti-Christie TV ad campaign that will start running in Philadelphia and New York
It’s not enough, apparently, for Republicans (and a few Democrats) to thwart reasonable gun control and immigration reform in order to keep conservative voters and
Both the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal report today on a paper about to be issued by the Council of Foreign Relations
Two separate items crossed my monitor this weekend: first, an editorial/ad that ran in Sunday’s New York Times Sunday Review section by AFT President Weingarten.
New Jersey may have one of the nation’s top high school graduation rates, but when it comes to college just 40.9 percent of residents hold
The Fordham Foundation has released its 2010 review of individual state standards for language arts and math as a stunningly high number of states (29
A savvy reader points us to a document released yesterday from the NJ DOE, “Resolution to Adopt Common Core Standards in English Language Arts and
John Mooney at NJ Spotlight profiles the charter school that NJ Education Commissioenr Bret Schundler started, the Golden Door in Jersey City. While it has