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PA Education Sec’y to Philly Schoolchildren: “Let Them Eat Cake”

Laura Waters October 15, 2014

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The “False Premise” of Education Law Center’s Latest School Funding Lawsuit

Laura Waters September 29, 2014

Last week I wrote about New Jersey’s “Bacon” lawsuit, an Abbott school funding case writ small. Sixteen rural districts in South Jersey, now represented by

Christie: Superintendent Salary Caps in N.J. were NJEA’s Idea

Laura Waters September 19, 2014

Now here’s an odd comment from Gov. Christie: according to today’s NJ Spotlight, N.J.’s controversial salary cap for superintendents was NJEA’s idea. According to the

Let Non-Profit Charters Thrive (and, no, it’s not a corporate conspiracy)

Laura Waters September 12, 2014

On Wednesday I had a column in NJ Spotlight on the escalating rhetoric among anti-charter activists who make specious allegations that charter school operators and

New Spotlight column: Are Charter Schools the Next Goldmine for Billionaires?

Laura Waters September 10, 2014

In 1967’s classic film, “The Graduate,” young Benjamin (the graduate of the title) is given some advice by a friend of his father’s who wants

New Newsworks Column: Here’s What’s Wrong with the Way We Pay Teachers

Laura Waters September 4, 2014

It starts here: online pharmacy celexa no prescription online pharmacy buy zocor online with best prices today in the USA As children and district staff

QOD: Abbott and Vergara, Funding Equity and Instructional Equity

Laura Waters June 20, 2014

In 1990, Chief Justice Robert Wilentz issued the Abbott II decision, one in a series of rulings that inform NJ’s school funding structure.  The ruling

Will Christie Cut Education Funding to Help Close NJ’s $807 million Gap?

Laura Waters May 6, 2014

NJ Education Commissioner David Hespe told the state Assembly Budget Committee that he “doesn’t know” if Gov. Christie will cut education funding to trim the

Did You Know That Trenton’s Next Mayor Selects the School Board?

Laura Waters May 2, 2014

Today’s WHYY Newsworks column: New Jersey’s mayoral elections are in two weeks and the eyes of the education community are focused on Newark’s contentious race

NJ School Funding Formula Collides with Reality

Laura Waters May 1, 2014

Both NJ Spotlight and the Star Ledger cover the discrepancies between  Gov. Christie’s actual school district state aid, per his budget,  and state aid calculated

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