Check out community leader Angel Cordero’s take on the last few years of progress in Camden schools! Cordero, a leader in Camden’s growing Hispanic community,
Today the Star-Ledger reports that Barry Iann, the President of the Lakewood Board of Education, quit on Monday night. He’s giving up, he says, because
In an interview in today’s Star-Ledger, Newark Superintendent and former New Jersey Commissioner of Education Chris Cerf discusses the threat of a charter school moratorium,
Tuition Rates—2015-2016 RESOLVED, that the Board of Education approve the revised tuition rates for the 2015-2016 school year as follows: Elementary Schools Pre-K Full-Day
(This is a guest post from Quibila Divine, an education advocate who works tirelessly to ensure that all children are provided with equal access to
I don’t know what you’re doing this afternoon from 4-6 but if your calendar is empty and you want to endear yourself to NJEA leaders,
“Pivoting” is an essential political skill when faced with a question you don’t want to answer. While I am eager to hear a non-pivot on
Two weeks ago AFT President Randi Weingarten highlighted a new policy brief that showed how school vouchers were used during Jim Crow to segregate school
(This post is by my dear pal and colleague Erika Sanzi. It was originally published on her blog, Good School Hunting.) I have the absolute
The New Jersey Department of Education just released our children’s 2017 scores on the state standardized PARCC tests in language arts and math. The news