Check out today’s editorial in NJ Spotlight by Rick Pressler, interim head of New Jersey Charter School Association. Here he addresses the insistence of anti-school
I just ran across this National Bureau of Economic Research paper called “How Does Peer Pressure Affect Educational Investments?” Authors Leonardo Bursztyn and Robert Jensen
Education Law Center has joined the plaintiffs in the “Bacon” cases, a lawsuit that charges that sixteen small rural districts in New Jersey are deprived
State Auditor Stephen Eells has issued a report that accuses Gov. Christie of failing to appoint the necessary Executive County Superintendents (ECS’s), one for each
The Philadelphia Inquirer has this to say about “the insidious proliferation of charter schools” in New Jersey and Pennsylvania: Both New Jersey and Pennsylvania are
Here’s today’s WHYY Newsworks column: Summer’s lethargy is nearly upon us, but the New Jersey Legislature is steaming ahead, at least in the arena of
Matthew Yglesias considers East Baton Rouge Parish in Louisiana, a wealthy neighborhood that wants to secede from the local school district in order to avoid
No, that was no slip of the tongue the other day: Sen. President Sweeney is serious about a zero tax increase cap for municipalities and
Here’s how it starts (minus some stats in the first paragraph): It’s an old problem: New Jersey has one of the most segregated public school
Today’s Business Section of the New York Times has an article by Eduardo Porter about the inequitable distribution of public money to school districts within