regarding Rochelle Hendrick’s absence at today’s NJEA Convention, conveyed in Monday’s memo: New Jersey Board of Education member and former NJEA President Edithe Fulton: She
A week from today is the first day of the NJEA’s two-day Teacher Convention in Atlantic City, known to parents as “the four-day weekend that
NJEA is considering legal action against James O’Keefe (late of ACORN fame) for releasing the video “NJEA Teacher Unions Gone Wild.” According to the Star-Ledger,
Circulating on youtube right now, it purports to be “actual footage from the NJEA Leadership Conference.”
The final number of students who failed to graduate is still not determined, officials conceded. That’s from NJ Spotlight’s report today on a new template
If nothing else, Bret Schundler’s testimony before the Senate Legislative Oversight Committee underscored the odds against New Jersey’s battle to provide equitable educational opportunities for
The governor informed me that NJ 101.5 radio host Jim Gearhart was saying he had caved in to the union. He said that the leaders
Yesterday in Old Bridge Governor Christie laid out the planks of his education reform platform. Here are his six initiatives, although he didn’t neglect forget
…here’s the results of NJEA’s bumper sticker contest: BUMBER (sic?) STICKER CONTEST WINNERS : 1st Place: Michele Ferreira “Knew Jursie Edukasion Unnder Christie” 2nd Place:
The State has issued the final list of how much money each district will receive from our $268 million share of the federal Education Jobs