This is a comment on the Facebook page of the Lakewood Education Association attached to a post that reprints the resignations of two (and counting)
It is unacceptable that too many African American and Hispanic American children are stuck in bad schools, just because of their ZIP code. Agree or
Today education activists and organizations across the country are joining together for a National Day of Action to demand #InternetForAll. Why? School is starting up around
Mike La Susa, Superintendent of School District of the Chathams in Morris County, is in a tough spot: His reopening plan still calls for in-district
Advance Media has an article today entitled “Surge in N.J. teacher leave requests is crushing school reopening plans.” The Asbury Park Press has an article
This morning Governor Phil Murphy delivered his budget address from the 50-yard line at Rutgers’ SHI Stadium in Piscataway. His proposal calls for annual state
I’ve had a lot of superintendents, a lot of principals from my area reach out lamenting kind of the lack of guidance they have received
Yesterday I posted a letter (read it here) from the New Jersey Public Charter Schools Association to the Democratic National Committee. The 65 signatories express
Lakewood Public Schools has carefully orchestrated its plan to open schools for full-day in-person instruction on September 4th. Yet efforts to control perception and press
Ten days ago the New Jersey Public Charter Schools Association, on behalf of 65 signatories, sent a letter to the Democratic Platform Committee expressing their