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Asbury Park School Board Throws More Money at the Repollet Tree

Laura Waters August 29, 2022

Asbury Park Public Schools District had its monthly school board meeting last week. One item jumped out at several staff members who, in turn, pointed

In Newark, Public Charters Lift All Boats–and Here’s the Proof

Staff Writer June 9, 2022

Earlier this week the Newark Municipal Council Education Committee quizzed Superintendent Roger León about district student learning loss; meanwhile an analysis online pharmacy buy orlistat

‘Doing Less Was Not an Option.’ How One New Jersey Charter School Kept Kids Learning No Matter What.

Laura Waters May 12, 2022

Note: Achievers Early College Prep is one of seven high-performing public charters with previously-approved expansions that the Murphy Administration’s Education Department recently reversed. Currently 90

Hoboken Dual Language Charter School Is first Middle School in NJ to earn College Board Approval as AP Spanish Program

Staff Writer April 7, 2022

Students at Hoboken Dual Language Charter School (“HoLa”) are about to become the state’s first middle schoolers to sit for a college-level AP exam.  Beginning

SCOOP: NJ Education Department Abruptly Fires Only Latina Executive Superintendent For ‘Political’ Reasons

Laura Waters April 6, 2022

This past Friday Yasmin Hernández, one of the New Jersey Department of Education’s Executive Superintendents who oversee multiple districts, received her annual performance evaluation. Like

Amid Teacher Shortages, Murphy’s Ed Department Doesn’t Even Pick Up the Phone

Staff Writer March 22, 2022

Waiting 45 minutes on hold during a lunch break and having to hang up without ever gettting through. Months elapsing before an application is approved,

Why Isn’t the Murphy Administration Taking Student Math Loss Seriously?

Laura Waters February 15, 2022

Imagine that you go in for your annual medical bloodwork and something alarming turns up: say, your platelets are through the roof, a possible indicator

This Mom Is Fighting the History of Corruption in Elizabeth Public Schools

Laura Waters January 20, 2022

We’ve been marginalized. We don’t matter. We are the leftovers. That’s Maria Lorenz, mother of Juan and Pablo (not their real names) who are classified

First-Gen Rutgers Grad Has Five Tips on Mentorship: First, It Takes a Village

contributor January 6, 2022

Andrej Gjorgiev is a first-generation immigrant and graduate of Rutgers University-Newark’s Class of 2021. He is currently a Program Manager of Workforce Development at Braven.

‘If You Don’t Think This Is a Crisis Then I Don’t Know What Else Will Make It More Alarming’

Staff Writer January 6, 2022

“I am heartbroken, disappointed and outraged,” State Senator Teresa Ruiz, the outgoing chair of the Senate Education Committee who will become the new Senate Majority

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