Here’s a blow for school choice supporters: the Courier Post reports today that the NJ Department of Education has capped enrollment for the state’s popular
A new Rutgers University report on so-called apartheid schools in New Jersey says that 26 percent of black students and 13 percent of Latino students
Here’s a bit of NJ weirdness: the Bergen County Board of Chosen Freeholders) has issued a resolution “in opposition to the Common Core and Assessments.”
My column today at NJ Spotlight looks at the NJ’s implementation of the Common Core State Standards and the attendant student tests. Here’s a truism:
NJ Spotlight reports that this afternoon the Assembly Education Committee will consider Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan’s charter school proposal, A-4177: In what is sure to be
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.
From yesterday’s NJ Spotlight article on NJ’s progress towards updating our charter school laws: “This is exciting,” said Carlos Perez, executive director of the New
Dana Goldstein has a great piece up about the Congressional Republican caucus’s inexplicably stupid blocking of the U.S.’s adoption of the U.N. Convention on the
My column today at NJ Spotlight considers new research that “tests the hypothesis, set out in the Abbott rulings, that students who live and go
You know that education reform is a peculiar animal when writers from the left-leaning Blue Jersey and a school voucher supporter in the Los Angeles