Let’s just call this Special Education Week. (Here’s my NJ Spotlight piece. Here’s my WHYY piece.). A story just popped up, courtesy of The Record,
New Jersey School Boards Association just put out a short analysis of the Christie Administration’s 2013 Educational Adequacy Report, which, according to the 2008 School
From NJ Ed. Comm. Chris Cerf’s just-released Education Funding Report: It is the Department’s hope that in considering changes to the SFRA funding formula, the
My post this week at WHYY’s Newsworks is called “Hurricane Sandy’s Toll on School Funding May Be a New Disaster on the Horizen.” (If I
One slide from Comm. Cerf’s powerpoint at yesterday’s Convocation (see post below) is titled “Education spending in high-need districts exceeds statewide average.” I don’t know
The Education Intelligence Agency (hat tip: Joanne Jacobs) reports on the impact of the recession on school spending, based on the recent release on the
“The Garden State stands out as a beacon of educational equity among our neighboring states,” said David Sciarra, ELC Executive Director and co-author of the
Helaine Olen at Slate looks at a new rule in the Santa Monica-Maliba Unified School District which stops parents from fundraising just for their children’s
Per tradition, let’s compare the New Jersey School Report Cards of two Burlington County districts, Moorestown and Willingboro, which are nine miles apart from each
The big education story today is Mitt Romney’s “education platform,” which was unveiled, curiously, during a speech to the Latino Coalition (where he didn’t mention