Pleasantville Teacher Is Caught On Video Using Racist Language
Staff Writer
March 16, 2022
‘Quiet,’ an adult voice can be heard saying. ‘What I said was, ‘Is it OK if I use the word (racial slur)?’ This is an
After School Board Member’s Racist Posts, District Tries to Insert Some Wiggle Room
Staff Writer
March 9, 2022
What happens when a New Jersey school board member makes blatantly racist comments on social media? If you go by the actions of the Central
NJ School Board Member ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ About Racist Commentary
Staff Writer
March 7, 2022
Central Regional School District is a small two-school district in Ocean County serving 2,800 students grades 7-12. Recently this district, in the Bayville section of
SCHLITZ: Like Judge Brown Jackson, I Struggle Against a Racist Education System
contributor
March 2, 2022
Haley Taylor Schlitz is a third year law student, author, public speaker, and respected thought leader on the issues students of color face in navigating
New Jersey High School Student Releases Illustrated Children’s Book
Staff Writer
February 17, 2022
Surayyah “RayRay” Fofana is a 16-year-old high school student in Hillsborough, NJ of Senegal and American descent, an activist, dancer, and writer with a full
This Is How a Jersey City Public Charter Is Building an Anti-Racist Culture
contributor
February 1, 2022
Felicia Henderson is a first-grade teacher at Learning Community Charter School in Jersey City. She serves as the head of the Social Justice Coordinate and
Montclair, Where Wokeness Comes to Die: Latest on Whistleblower’s Report
Laura Waters
November 29, 2021
Montclair Public Schools District, New Jersey’s moneyed bastion of wokeness, is confronting yet a racially-charged and sexist incident mired in local corruption. Montclair Local reports
What’s Another $6 Billion a Year in State School Spending for New Jersey Taxpayers?
Laura Waters
September 17, 2021
Bruce Baker and Mark Weber have another paper out at New Jersey Policy Perspective where they report (accurately) that systemic, structural racism disadvantages students of
COMMENTARY: From Bridgewater to Newark, Parents Are Demanding Virtual Options. What If We Listened?
Laura Waters
July 27, 2021
In June Gov. Phil Murphy decreed that this September all schools must provide in-person full-time instruction and the days of virtual learning are over. “I
COMMENTARY: Someone Needs to Tell This NJ Superintendent That Schools Are Accountable to Families, Not the Other Way Around
Laura Waters
May 11, 2021
You probably didn’t read Sunday’s Star-Ledger op-ed by John Kellmayer called “‘Harrison Bergeron’ and How to Close the Achievement Gap.” It’s okay–you didn’t miss much.