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Paterson School Board Caught in Friendly Fire During Teacher Salary Negotiations

Laura Waters July 18, 2022

Last week the Paterson Education Association, a local bargaining unit of NJEA, announced its negotiating team had declared an impasse because the Paterson Board of

NJEA Leaders Play Defense After Big Reveal of Executives’ Crazy-High Salaries

Laura Waters July 15, 2022

Last week Mike Lilley of Sunlight Policy Center published the startling news that in 2019 state teachers union executive director Ed Richardson received $2.5 million

STATEAIDGUY: Sure, NJEA’s Powerful, But NJ Teachers Don’t See Much Benefit In Their Paychecks

New Jersey Education Aid July 14, 2022

Public sector unions want their members to believe that their union membership and the dues they pay are worth it because a well-funded union is

Paterson Teachers Union Negotiations Stall As District Refuses to Address Salaries

Staff Writer July 13, 2022

(This is a press release.) Fueled by the Paterson Board of Education’s unwillingness to address the ongoing wage gap within the District, the Paterson Education

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LILLEY: New Jersey Teachers, Your Union Dues Paid NJEA Director $2.5 Million in 2019

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center July 9, 2022

Now we know: New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) retiring Executive Director Ed Richardson was paid $2,485,357 in 2019.  buy amitriptyline online https://www.evergreentreatment.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/amitriptyline.html no prescription pharmacy

LILLEY: New Jersey, Listen Up–This Is Why We Have a Teacher Shortage

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If NJEA Leaders Are Serious About Fixing the Teacher Shortage, They’ll Need To Limber Up

Laura Waters June 22, 2022

Today Mike Lilley of the Sunlight Policy Center of New Jersey released a new report called “Teaching in New Jersey’s Antiquated, Union-Dominated Public School System

BREAKING: Newark District Celebrates New Teacher Contract, With Starting Salaries Bumped to $62K Plus Bonuses

Staff Writer June 2, 2022

(Ed. note: this is a press release from Newark Public Schools District. The current average teacher salary in New Jersey is $60,634 but the range

Montclair Superintendent Surprises Everyone–Including the School Board–With 83 Staff Cuts

Staff Writer May 19, 2022

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