JAMES: More Remote Learning But Still No Plan For Newark’s Children
Oscar James
January 11, 2022
While it is not a very happy time for many of us right now, I do want to begin with wishing everyone a Happy New
Newark Union President Would Trade ‘Entire City’ For ‘One Single Teacher Aid’
Laura Waters
January 10, 2022
Here’s Newark Teachers Union President John Abeigon in Sunday’s New York Times explaining why Newark’s 37,000 district students should continue learning remotely because the Covid-19
WRIGHT: A Year After the Capitol Insurrection It’s Unclear Whether We Have Woken Up a Changed Nation
contributor
January 6, 2022
Zach Wright, a New Jersey resident, is an assistant professor of practice at Relay Graduate School of Education serving Philadelphia and Camden. Prior to that,
First-Gen Rutgers Grad Has Five Tips on Mentorship: First, It Takes a Village
contributor
January 6, 2022
Andrej Gjorgiev is a first-generation immigrant and graduate of Rutgers University-Newark’s Class of 2021. He is currently a Program Manager of Workforce Development at Braven.
Want to Stop the Spread? Close Bars and Let Kindergartners Eat Inside
contributor
December 15, 2021
Arthur Samuels is the Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director of MESA Charter High School in Brooklyn, NY. He has written extensively on topics in education including
HALE: Murphy’s Slim Victory and Sweeney’s Loss Prove the Governor Must Curb His ‘Progressive’ Instincts
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December 13, 2021
Matthew Hale is an associate professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Affairs at Seton Hall University. This was first published at Advance
BIDWAI: It’s Time to Embrace Virtual Schooling and Return Power to Parents
contributor
November 24, 2021
Makarand Bidwai is a New Jersey parent who lives in the Princeton area. He has previously protested Gov. Murphy’s mandate that all students must participate
STATEAIDGUY: How New Jersey’s ‘Quasimander’ Skews Against Republican Candidates
New Jersey Education Aid
November 23, 2021
In the last twenty years the United States has seen its constitutional democratic deficits go from being latent problems that most Americans disregarded to being
Five Tips From a First-Gen Rutgers Graduate: ‘What I Wish I Knew Before I Started College’
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November 10, 2021
Christelle Louis is a first-generation graduate of Rutgers University-Newark’s Class of 2021. She is currently a Global EdTech Program Manager at Amazon Web Services. Every
MCKENNA: Remote Education Sucked. Now What?
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October 28, 2021
Laura McKenna is an education writer based in New Jersey. You can find her here (www.lauramckenna.com). This was originally published at Laura McKenna’s Newsletter, Apt. 11D. Research