Leslie Brody, former education reporter for The Record and currently writing at the Wall Street Journal, reports on the growing number of Newark families who
courtesy of PolitickerNJ: A wave of Newark public school student protests have called for the removal of Anderson, as well as for the termination of
Bob Braun, former Star Ledger columnist and current blogging ringleader of the anti-school reform cadre in New Jersey, reports today that Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson
Speaking of teacher effectiveness, the National Council on Teacher Quality released a report today called “Roll Call: The Importance of Teacher Attendance.” NCTQ analyzed 2012-2013
From an interview with NJTV: But Cami Anderson’s future as the leader of the Newark Public schools is more uncertain than it’s ever been. Mayor-Elect
This actually went up Friday but I’ve been offline for a few days. It starts here: If Newark Public Schools is a metric for the
From his blog: The president of the Newark Teachers Union has sent an e-mail to its membership predicting state-appointed schools superintendent Cami Anderson will soon
Mashea Ashton discusses the “core principles” that Newark families embrace, including Mayor-Elect Ras Baraka: Baraka met with leaders in the charter school community in recent
PolitickerNJ analyzes the reasons why former Newark Mayor Cory Booker (now U.S. Senator) didn’t lend a hand to Shavar Jeffries in this week’s mayoral race,
The Wall Street Journal: After a fiery victory speech Tuesday, Newark’s new mayor-elect Ras Baraka left the stage—only to surprise revelers by returning minutes later.