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Ahead of Murphy’s Trip to White House, Oroho Offers Four Tips for Ending NJ’s Teacher Shortage

Staff Writer August 31, 2022

(This is a press release.) With Governor Phil Murphy set to visit the White House to brainstorm ending the teacher shortage with President Biden, Senate Republican Leader

Ocean City Parents Decry Board’s Approval of State’s ‘Perverted’ Sex Ed Standards

contributor August 31, 2022

This letter was submitted by members of the Ocean City Alliance for Sensible Education, comprised of parents who object to the new state standards on

Judge Slams Trenton City Council President’s Refusal to Approve District Budget and Orders Compliance

Staff Writer August 30, 2022

Late yesterday Mercer County Judge Robert Lougy put an end to Trenton City Council President Kathy McBride’s antics—she was refusing to “approve” the local portion

LILLEY: Less Than Half of American Parents Trust Teachers on Issues of Gender and Sexuality–Including Liberals

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center August 29, 2022

It turns out that a majority of public school parents distrust public schools when it comes to teaching about gender and sexuality.  Contrary to this reality, a recent NJEA

Battle Heats Up in Corrupt Elizabeth as Parents Remind Mayor He Can’t Fire Teachers

Staff Writer August 26, 2022

As NJ Education Report readers know, late Wednesday Elizabeth Mayor Chris Bollage publicly threatened the local teachers union with retaliation if members don’t agree to

Big Teacher Shortage Hits Paterson—as Union President Predicted

Staff Writer August 26, 2022

Paterson Public Schools District announced yesterday that it has 122 teaching vacancies heading into the opening of schools. In addition, 46 teachers have given notice

LILLEY: In Pitting Teachers Against Parents, NJEA Is Injecting Politics Into Our Schools

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center August 26, 2022

Sunlight Policy Center of New Jersey has detailed how the NJEA is training teachers to become political activists to push for truly radical education policies at

Dueling Videos: NJEA and Senate GOP Slug It Out on YouTube (Or Somewhere)

Staff Writer August 25, 2022

This is a press release from New Jersey Assembly Republicans. The “parody video” they reference slams NJEA for its own ad (not a parody) that

Mayor of Elizabeth Threatens District Teachers If They Protest Contract Impasse

Laura Waters August 25, 2022

There has been tons of ink spilled on the corruption at Elizabeth Public Schools district, the second-largest district in the New Jersey with a mostly

Elizabeth Teachers Union and School Board at an Impasse on Contract Negotiations

Staff Writer August 18, 2022

This is an update from the Elizabeth Public Schools District School Board and Superintendent Olga Hugelmeyer about a negotiations impasse between the Board and the

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