This morning NY Times columnist Frank Bruni suggests that we should pay attention to pending educational changes in Colorado, specifically the likely passage of an
My column at WHYY Newsworks today looks at the educational content of Tuesday night’s Christie/Buono gubernatorial debate, particularly Buono’s honest acknowledgement of the barriers to
Whiteboard Advisors has a monthly “Education Insider” series that solicits opinions from leaders in the field. Its new one looks at leaders’ views on the
NJ’s Education Law Center is celebrating an agreement between Cape May County Technical Board of Education and the NJ Division of Civil Rights. According to
NJ Spotlight reports that this afternoon the Assembly Education Committee will consider Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan’s charter school proposal, A-4177: In what is sure to be
My post today at WHYY’s Newsworks considers union-backed two bills coasting through the NJ State Legislature. One confers tenure-like protection on non-tenured employees like cafeteria
Dr. Larry Feinsod: In January, NJSBA formed a task force to review our state’s current process for funding and providing special education services. The study
My post today at WHYY’s Newsworks looks at a draft Resolution that will be considered today at New Jersey School Boards Delegate Assembly. The Resolution,
Here’s a letter from a Camden Public Schools student, Kashamire Roy: One of the problems is not having enough supplies. Sometimes we don’t have enough
Last night the Camden Board of Education voted to not challenge NJ’s takeover of its district, (see coverage from NJ Spotlight and Philadelphia Inquirer). By