This is testimony from JerseyCAN Executive Director Patricia Morgan, given yesterday at the Senate Education Committee’s hearing on Bill S3214. The bill mandates that Commissioner
For the last three years students, parents, teachers, and schools have been effectively abandoned by the New Jersey Department of Education. The mismanagement by former
According to Carly Sitrin of Politico (the full article is behind a paywall), Black students in New Jersey were suspended from school last year at
Over the last two weeks the New Jersey State Board of Education has approved two people to serve under new Commissioner Angelica Allen-McMillan, who heads
When I was seven months pregnant with my first baby I developed a condition called preeclampsia. It can be quite serious—once it was a leading
I’ve been clear — I’m hugely disappointed with the outcomes of the Department of Education. I’m sure they are trying their optimal best, but there
This is the third in a series on my changing views of publicly-funded vouchers to parochial and private schools. The first one is here and
Below is the preliminary statement from New Jersey State Deputy Attorney General Christopher Weber in a new brief in the State Supreme Court case regarding
We as a state, for whatever reason, erred on the side of less guidance for schools when more guidance was needed. That’s Sarah Mulhern Gross,
Today the New Jersey School Boards Association released the third in a series of reports on how the coronavirus is changing education in New Jersey.