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The Source of Learning Loss Is a Rigid, Inequitable System That Puts Adults First; Next Steps

Laura Waters September 21, 2022

The Center for Reinventing Education (CRPE) is the go-to resource for K-12 education since the onset of the pandemic, collecting data and issuing analyses online

Paterson Teachers Union Decries Superintendent’s Refusal to Address Poor Working Conditions and Unreasonably Low Salaries

Staff Writer September 13, 2022

This is an “Open Letter to the Paterson Community” from the Paterson Education Association. The Paterson Education Association (PEA) has been making no bones about

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

Staff Writer September 7, 2022

This is a broadcast from the Paterson Education Association. online pharmacy buy neurontin online cheap pharmacy On behalf of the 2,800 Paterson Education Association employees,

Teacher Union Lawyer Warns Elizabeth Mayor He Is Courting Ethics Charges by Threatening School Staff

Staff Writer August 31, 2022

After Elizabeth City Mayor Chris Bollwage tweeted that all district teachers who participated in a strike over stalled negotiations would lose opportunities for promotions buy

Elizabeth Teachers Union and School Board at an Impasse on Contract Negotiations

Staff Writer August 18, 2022

This is an update from the Elizabeth Public Schools District School Board and Superintendent Olga Hugelmeyer about a negotiations impasse between the Board and the

Amidst COVID, American Perceptions of School Quality Drops, Support for School Choice Grows, and Partisanship Reigns

Laura Waters August 16, 2022

Today EducationNext released the results of a survey that examines the impact of the pandemic on Americans’ views of public education. Some of the results

LILLEY: NJEA Executive Director Steve Swetsky (Very Quietly) Is Out After Less Than Three Years

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center July 28, 2022

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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

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

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

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