Here’s a twist: Chris Christie is touting his educational agenda in poor urban areas, typically a Democratic stronghold, and Jon Corzine is boasting about his
While our kids’ education is first-class in nearly all parts of the state, another truth is that in too many districts, entire generations of children
The New York Times has a must-read today on Chris Christie’s appeal to New Jerseyans committed to education reform. While this state tends to swing
To say we had some preconceived notion isn’t fair to us. We look at all the facts. Joyce Powell, President of the NJEA, on whether
Last month, Bob Bowdon’s documentary “The Cartel” premiered at the Hoboken Film Festival. The movie criticizes American education, and New Jersey in particular, as over-priced
The New Jersey Education Association just issued this press release announcing that Chris Christie will not seek its endorsement: In a letter to NJEA President
Why is Corzine’s labor deal with CWA a bad sign for education reform in New Jersey? The jury’s still out on whether a deal that
As part of a listening tour, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan is coming to New Jersey Friday. He will visit North Star Academy with Corzine
The Daily Record reports that over the next five years 40% of Morris County’s teaching force will retire. Some districts – Chester, East Hanover, Mine
Joan Whitlow, formerly a Star-Ledger editorialist and now with New Jersey Newsroom, opines that we should send teachers to summer school: Some of what is