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‘There Was Never Any Warning!’ Mercer County Special Services District Lays Off 31 Staff Members

Staff Writer February 4, 2021

Parents and staff members at Mercer County Special Services School DIstrict (MCSSD) are “outraged” at news that the district, which serves students with moderate to

COMMENTARY: Will NJ’s New Ed Commissioner Plant Her Flag With Camden Families or Union Lobbyists?

Laura Waters February 3, 2021

Over the last two years I’ve documented the power New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) wields over the Murphy Administration and his Department of Education (DOE).

JAMES: ‘Roger the Dodger’ León Threatened to Sue Me But I’ll Still Call Him Out on 3,000 Missing Newark Students

Oscar James February 1, 2021

I am sharing with you the rumblings I am now hearing about Newark Superintendent Roger León.  After my last post I received a boatload of

OPINION: Superintendent Deserves Support for Necessary School Closures

Guest Contributor January 25, 2021

This is an op-ed by Janellen Duffy, a senior adviser to JerseyCAN: The New Jersey Campaign for Achievement Now. She served as education policy adviser

What Does Trump Have to Do With a Jersey Charter School?

Laura Waters January 21, 2021

Randal Pinkett is a Newark businessman and the first African-American student  from Rutgers to win a Rhodes Scholarship. He’s also unafraid to call out the

“They Tell Us to Mark Them Present Even if They’re Not Here”: How Many Newark Students Are Showing Up?

Staff Writer January 13, 2021

Last week Newark Superintendent Roger León, cowed by the Newark Teachers Union, announced that Newark Public School would remain closed at least through April, an

Here’s Why You Should Care About the DOE’s Poor Oversight of Asbury Park (Plus, Three Bonus Rumors)

Laura Waters January 12, 2021

Asbury Park school board members and administrators must be breathing a sigh of relief: Yesterday’s announcement by Gov. Murphy that the state will waive high

Paterson Public School District Regains Local Control

Staff Writer January 6, 2021

This release is courtesy of InsiderNJ. For context, among the 25,000 students in the district, the average math proficiency score is 17% (versus the New Jersey public

NJ Education Department Leak Shows Lack of Support for Staff Under New Commissioner

Staff Writer December 15, 2020

This following note was sent to NJ Left Behind by a New Jersey Department of Education staff member who wishes to remain anonymous. In this

Two Problems With Learning Loss Grants Trumpeted by Murphy and NJ Education Department

Staff Writer December 11, 2020

Yesterday Governor Phil Murphy’s office and the New Jersey Department of Education made a joint announcement with great fanfare: They have created “Addressing Student Learning

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