Quote of the Day
Laura Waters
January 12, 2010
We believe in the talent, creativity and drive of our teachers. The union’s arguments against linking pay with student scores — that it is unfair
RTTT and N.J. Senate’s Gay Marriage Grovel
Laura Waters
January 11, 2010
In the Star-Ledger, buy kamagra-polo online https://onepagelove.com/wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/1-505445b70b7a0cf192d4c6912b0ece66/2014/kamagra-polo.html no prescription pharmacy Tom Moran condemns the Senate Democrats’ moral cowardice and inability to stand up to powerful
RTTT: Taking Sides
Laura Waters
January 8, 2010
NJEA gave us plenty of warning that it would advise its local bargaining units to toss N.J.’s Race To The Top application (here’s the full
More NJEA/RTTT Fall-Out
Laura Waters
January 7, 2010
From the Philadelphia Inquirer: It’s a very complex document, and, in our opinion, it is severely flawed,” [NJEA President Barbara Keshishian] said, “and there are
Quote of the Day
Laura Waters
January 7, 2010
The Wall Street Journal argues that RTTT guidelines are effectively rewarding unions that refuse to sign off on states’ applications. States without union support (Florida,
NJEA and RTTT
Laura Waters
January 7, 2010
NJEA President Barbara Keshishian has issued a formal explanation of her reasons for advising all local union presidents to refuse to sign N.J.’s application for
Handicapping N.J.’s RTTT
Laura Waters
January 6, 2010
We’re bumping up against a reality where the teaching profession is resisting doing a lot of things that are pretty sensible, We’re in for a
NJEA Pres: N.J.’s RTTT Proposal is a “Gimmick”
Laura Waters
January 6, 2010
NJEA President Barbara Keshishian is telling local unions to refuse to sign off on N.J.’s Race To The Top application. She told the Star-Ledger that
N.J.’s RTTT Information Packet
Laura Waters
January 5, 2010
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A Shot at Re-Relevancy For Education Law Center
Laura Waters
January 4, 2010
What’s going on at Education Law Center, N.J.’s preeminent advocate for poor urban schoolchildren? ELC’s ethos is educational equity and closing the achievement gap, setting