In less than two weeks Newark voters will elect three new members of their Board of Education and the stakes have never been higher. After
The Philadelphia Inquirer reported this week that the New Jersey Education Association just launched a full-scale attack against long-time Democratic leader and Senate President Steve
(This is a guest post by Princeton Resident Liz Winslow) The following are remarks I’ve prepared for a Princeton Board of Education budget meeting this
“All Camden High alumni should be proud of what is taking place here. It’s for our children. It’s not about us.” That’s Camden County Sheriff
Dear Friends, I’m writing to you, not in my capacity as President of the Board of Trustees of HoLa (Hoboken Dual Language Charter School) but
Seriously, you can’t make this stuff up. Here’s Mike Antonucci: GoFundMe is an online fundraising site usually reserved for people with steep medical expenses or
Yesterday NJTV asked a great question about New Jersey’s education system: why do residents, in a school system with more school districts per square mile
Back in 2010 N.J. Governor Chris Christie “pretty much unilaterally,”reports today’s N.J. Spotlight, imposed a salary cap on school superintendents: up $175K per year for
Last week Education Law Center (ELC) filed an appeal of N.J. Education Commissioner David Hespe’s approval of seven charter schools expansions in Newark. ELC claims
The Newark School Board election results are in and the winners are Kim Gaddy, Tave Padilla, and Leah Owens. These results are notable in two