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LILLEY: Is NJ Working Families Alliance Serving as a ‘Dark Money’ Front for the NJEA?

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center August 25, 2021

Sunlight was recently on Twitter asking whether New Jersey Working Families Alliance’s (NJWFA) executive director Sue Altman’s anti-charter school invective online pharmacy purchase antabuse online with

New Tutoring Collaboration Fills Void for Newark Students Recovering From Learning Loss

Laura Waters August 18, 2021

Problem:  In Newark, pandemic-induced school closures have significantly disrupted student academic progress, with only 9% of Newark students meeting state expectations in math and 11%

If Schools Can Build on the Flexibility and Creativity Driven By the Pandemic, Our Students Will Thrive

contributor August 13, 2021

Learning can and should happen anytime, anywhere. After what we’ve learned over the past 15 months, we have the chance to reinvent how, where and

Hundreds of NJ Families Appeal Murphy Administration’s Refusal to Expand Asbury Park Charter High School

Staff Writer August 12, 2021

When New Jersey school districts shut down in March 2020 due to the pandemic, many struggled to develop virtual learning schedules to keep students on

NJ Public Charters Honored By Murphy Administration For Increasing Teacher Diversity and Course Equity

Staff Writer August 11, 2021

Two New Jersey charter schools are among the seven districts to receive a Lighthouse Award from the New Jersey Department of Education. This award recognizes

ANALYSIS: In Camden, Does Union Politics Threaten Student Success?

Laura Waters August 10, 2021

Here’s today’s tweet from Sue Altman, head of the New Jersey Working Families Alliance, as she continues her assault on the expansion of educational options

Asbury Park Parent: ‘Why Won’t the Murphy Administration Do the Right Thing and Honor Our School Choice?’

contributor August 2, 2021

Desiree Whyte of Asbury Park is the mother of Nick Whyte, a student at College Achieve Greater Asbury Park School. She writes of the decision

New Study: Camden Public Charters Have a ‘Funding Gap’ for Students With Disabilities

Staff Writer July 22, 2021

A new report out today from the University of Arkansas looks at the funding of students with disabilities in charter schools in 18 cities, including

New Report: Camden Students Are Closing Gaps in Reading and Math

Staff Writer July 15, 2021

Advocates for Camden City students are cheering the results of a new report, commissioned by Camden Education Fund and conducted by the University of Pennsylvania’s

Newark Public Schools’ Enrollment Drops by 34%

Staff Writer July 12, 2021

Newark Public Schools district leaders aren’t panicking. Yet a 34% drop in enrollment is cause for concern, at least as measured by the participation in

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