Early Childhood Education Archives

New Jersey Tops the Charts for High-Quality Preschools –But We’re Spending Almost $19K Per Child

Staff Writer April 26, 2022

The National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers University just came out with its State of Preschool Yearbook for the school year 2021-2022. How

New Jersey Public Charter School Leaders Commend Governor Phil Murphy’s Plan for Universal Pre-K

Staff Writer September 20, 2021

Last week, Governor Phil Murphy announced his plan to bring universal pre-k to New Jersey. As part of that proposal, Governor Murphy plans to expand

Five Tips From a Teacher About Talking To Kids About Coronavirus Fears

Guest Contributor March 13, 2020

This is a guest post by Dana Kaplan who has her MA in Early Childhood Education with an additional certification in Gifted Education. She recently

Four Ways that Education Law Center Reveals Its Hypocrisy.

Laura Waters December 11, 2019

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Early Childhood Education

New Jersey Tops the Charts for High-Quality Preschools –But We’re Spending Almost $19K Per Child

New Jersey Public Charter School Leaders Commend Governor Phil Murphy’s Plan for Universal Pre-K

Four Ways that Education Law Center Reveals Its Hypocrisy.

BREAKING: Statement from JerseyCAN on State’s Long-Delayed Release of Student Test Results

NJEA: Murphy’s Elimination of Teacher Performance Test Is a Major Win for Students and Educators

Murphy Signs Bill Eliminating EdTPA Test for Teacher Certification

LILLEY: Blue States Had More School Closures and More Learning Loss — Just Like NJ under Gov. Murphy

Lamont Repollet and the 64 Floor: How Did He Raise Asbury Park’s Graduation Rate? Let’s Do the Math.

Braun Crosses the Line

Too Much Fun to Pass By: Planet Princeton Trips Up Public School Choice Opponent Julia Sass Rubin

Ed Comm. Repollet Goes For the “Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations” but State Board of Education Refuses to Play – For Now.

Opting-In as “the Great Equalizer”