Note: Just as I was about to tweet this post, NJEA announced that is was cancelling next week’s convention and exploring ways for members to
Yesterday the Christie Administration released the long-awaited the Education Transformation Task Force report. As NJ Spotlight reports, the 239-page report “was a gargantuan effort, with
The Record Editorial Board praises NJEA and Gov. Christie’s willingness to “touch that third rail of politics” and agree to sensible reforms to teacher tenure
That’s the nub of today’s celebration at Von E. Mauger Middle School in Middlesex, about an hour from now, when Gov. Christie and NJEA leaders
My piece today at WHYY’s Newsworks looks at George Norcross’s plans to open a charter school “Renaissance district” in Camden under the auspices of the
Violent assaults, drug dealing, gang fights — sounds like a poorly run prison. But that’s what kids in Camden have to contend with, when they
NJ Spotlight, the Star-Ledger, and PolitickerNJ are all reporting that Gov. Christie is injecting a bit of political theater into the presumed signing of the
In a press release issued yesterday after the NJ Assembly unanimously approved Sen. Ruiz’s tenure reform bill, NJEA gloats, NJEA President Barbara Keshishian applauded the
No doubt this is old news to many of you, but yesterday, in a vote of 40-0, the Senate approved Sen. Teresa Ruiz’s tenure reform
All New Jersey eduwonks are consumed by yesterday’s Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee meeting, where the committee heard supportive testimony on 1455, Senator Teresa Ruiz’s