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U.S. Office of Civil Rights To Investigate Lakewood Schools’ Discrimination of Latino Student with Disabilities

Staff Writer November 29, 2022

NJ Education Report has received, through an anonymous source, a formal complaint against the Lakewood Public Schools (LPS). The complaint was filed with the U.S.

As Top Staffers Depart, Murphy’s Education Department is Strained, Understaffed, and Lacking ‘Institutional Knowledge’

Laura Waters September 27, 2022

Kevin Dehmer, a 16-year veteran and leader at the Murphy Administration’s Department of Education, handed in his resignation letter late last week. Politico got a

NJER-TV VIDEO: Paula White On How Education Politics Can Disrupt What’s Best for Students and Families

Laura Waters September 14, 2022

Today NJER TV unveils the first of two videos in which I interview Paula White, the new Executive Director of JerseyCAN. In this first video

COMMENTARY: Yes, Murphy’s DOE Flunked Remote Learning But Let’s Not Get Carried Away

Laura Waters May 25, 2022

The new Rutgers paper, “Digital Divide, Critical and Crisis-Informatics Perspectives on K-12 Emergency Remote Teaching During the Pandemic,” is a valuable (if jargony) overview of

WEST-AUGUSTIN: When Education Was Pushed to the Brink, Educators Made the Ultimate Pivot 

contributor February 22, 2022

Danielle West-Augustin is CEO of Queen City Academy Charter School in Plainfield, NJ. As an educator and lifelong learner, her mission is to advocate for

Q&A: Meet the Team Behind the Local Foundation Pushing for Educational Innovation

Laura Waters October 29, 2021

Three years ago Kyle Rosenkrans, a first-generation college graduate, civil rights lawyer, law professor, and public policy advocate, founded the Newark-based New Jersey Children’s Foundation.*

A Full COVID-19 Recovery Tomorrow Means Investing in Our Kids Today

contributor September 15, 2021

Graig Weiss is the Chief Executive Officer of Foundation Academies, a high-performing charter school network in Trenton.  For the last year and half, we have

If Schools Can Build on the Flexibility and Creativity Driven By the Pandemic, Our Students Will Thrive

contributor August 13, 2021

Learning can and should happen anytime, anywhere. After what we’ve learned over the past 15 months, we have the chance to reinvent how, where and

At North Star Academy, Summer School is a Blast

Laura Waters July 29, 2021

Summer school isn’t supposed to be fun. Just don’t tell that to the students and teachers at Uncommon Schools Summer Success Academy in Newark. Sure,

New Report: New Jersey in Last Place for Nonwhite Student Access to in-School Learning

Staff Writer July 6, 2021

A new paper out from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirms that students in school districts that relied heavily on remote instruction

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