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Newark Superintendent Promised to Fix the Chronic Absenteeism Problem. New Data Shows He Hasn’t.

Laura Waters November 22, 2022

More than half of our students were rarely absent at 50.7%. That’s Rochanda Jackson, executive director of Newark schools’ Office of Policy, Planning, Evaluation and

WEIDMAN: Our Newark Charter Is Fully Staffed With 86% Teachers of Color—Here’s How We Do It

contributor October 24, 2022

Mindy Weidman  is the Chief Talent Officer of BRICK Education Network, an education organization serving the greater Newark, New Jersey area with the mission of

BOUIE & EDWARDS: Just Say NO to an Elected Trenton School Board!

contributor October 18, 2022

Gene Bouie and Austin Edwards are members of the Trenton Board of Education. This article is not authorized by the Trenton School Board; we write

BARAKA: New Conference Will Focus on Student and Parent Voices To Address City’s Educational Shortcomings

contributor October 14, 2022

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Strictly Business, Says Asbury Park Superintendent. Someone Should Tell the Ex-Athletic Director

Laura Waters September 23, 2022

How far will Asbury Park Superintendent Rashawn Adams go with his vendetta against the district’s long-time Athletic Director Mark Gerbino, just two days ago demoted

LILLEY: Teacher Shortage? Old News to Union Chiefs Who Just Ignore What Young Educators Want

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center September 9, 2022

Why is there a teacher shortage? It turns out the nation’s largest teachers union, the National Education Association (NEA), knew the answer all along: young

BREAKING: Paterson Teachers Protest Staff Shortages, Unsanitary Conditions, Huge Class Sizes, Lack of Respect

Staff Writer September 7, 2022

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What Does the Teacher Shortage Mean for Students and School Leaders?

contributor August 31, 2022

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NJ Education Department Testing Gives High Marks to College Achieve Paterson Students

Staff Writer July 15, 2022

According to the New Jersey Department of Education’s (NJDOE) Start Strong tests administered last fall, which measured learning loss suffered during the pandemic, College Achieve

Bucco Proposes Bill To Identify and Report Potential School Violence

Staff Writer June 1, 2022

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