All New Jersey eduwonks are consumed by yesterday’s Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee meeting, where the committee heard supportive testimony on 1455, Senator Teresa Ruiz’s
Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson explains why the Legislature should pass a substantive tenure reform bill: Anderson spoke of her successes over the past year —
There’s been an addendum to the NJ Senate Budget Committee meeting set for Monday. According to today’s NJ Spotlight, Senator Teresa Ruiz’s tenure reform bill
New Jersey Education Association just released a statement regarding Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan’s tenure reform bill. (See my post below on the proposal, which has yet
As June wanes, the pressure on NJ legislators to pass some sort of tenure reform increases. How long have they been working on this? Years.
1) New Jersey Administrative Law Judge Jeff Masin has ruled that even though a special education teacher mocked one of his students, called him a
Today’s NJ Spotlight quotes Gov. Christie on prospects for approval of the dueling bills for tenure reform, especially in light of unexpected postponements of education
My column today at Newsworks WHYY asks why Gov. Christie, after a relatively peaceful interlude with NJEA top brass, has gone pugilistic again: To those
Today’s Courier-Post reports on a 2007 incident in Camden Public Schools where a tenured teacher named Errol Goodwater struck a special education student on the
Today’s NJ Spotlight reviews Gov. Christie’s comments on OSA and tenure reform (among other things) at American Federation for Children’s “School Choice Summit” in Jersey