Opinion: Looking Closely at the Dangerous Legacy of Commissioner Chris Cerf
By Mark Weber The state education chief’s so-called reforms may have stirred up something more powerful than frustration and…
By Mark Weber The state education chief’s so-called reforms may have stirred up something more powerful than frustration and…
This is part of an ongoing series demonstrating the potential for common ground between progressives and conservatives on labor…
Contact: Nat T. Bender, 908-377-0393, nbender@aftnj.org EDISON…State education Commissioner Chris Cerf will be leaving office, reportedly on March 1….
By John Mooney Legislators, education groups find common ground in talk of delaying at least some parts of Common…
By Audrey Williams June The Internal Revenue Service has issued final rules on how colleges should calculate adjuncts’ workloads…
By John Mooney State Senate President discusses school funding, state takeovers, and vouchers Arguably the state’s second-most powerful politician,…
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer New faculty hires at New Jersey’s state colleges will have more time to…
By Hugh R. Morley, Staff Writer. The Record. Pending state legislation is backed by religious, labor, civil rights and…
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger TRENTON — George Pruitt, president of Thomas Edison State College, will serve as the…
By Jessie B. Ramey Public schools are neither cars nor boxes of cereal. Let’s stop treating them like they…
By John Nichols Teachers, parents and students are pushing back against high-stakes testing, over-testing and the fantasy that education…
By Eric Kelderman In recent years, nearly every state in the nation has been scrambling to find cost-effective ways…
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