Last week a report was issued by the Institute of Law and Policy at Rutgers-Newark and the Civil Rights Project at University of California, Los
My column today at NJ Spotlight examines the conflict between those who fear that escalating use of data in evaluating student growth and teacher performance
Check out my new column at NJ Spotlight, which reconsiders the presumption that a Christie victory against Barbara Buono would provide no lift to fellow
NJ’s Education Law Center is celebrating an agreement between Cape May County Technical Board of Education and the NJ Division of Civil Rights. According to
Education Law Center has just released a somewhat bizarre statement that claims that Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan’s charter school law proposal, A 1477, represents a “broad
The Star-Ledger has an update on the prospects for a teeny-weeny item that Gov. Christie slipped into his new budget: a $2 million pilot school
Education Law Center has just issued a press release that describes a new ruling by Ed. Comm. Chris Cerf regarding the financial responsibilities of school
In Monday’s blogpost I looked at the NJ’s DOE’s newly-released list of the state’s 57 “Reward Schools,” our highest-performing ones according to state test scores.
Education Law Center has issued a press release condemning Gov.Christie’s proposed state school aid budget as “paltry,” “not keeping pace with inflation,” “legally improper,” “arbitrary,”
A new press release from Education Law Center charges that NJ’s School Development Authority, responsible for school construction in high-poverty districts, is wasting tons of