Another Confucius Institute teaching Chinese language, culture opens in New Jersey
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record The state’s public university in Jersey City on Monday officially opened a…
Stagnant State Funding Remains Overriding Concern For New Jersey Schools
By John Mooney Education commissioner calls for dialogue between state and districts, but offers scant hope for increased aid…
Additional Superstorm Sandy Funds Available for AFTNJ Members
After Superstorm Sandy devastated our state three years ago, AFT and AFTNJ worked to identify members who had been…
Fragile Truce Shows Signs Of Crumbling During Newark School Board Meeting
By John Mooney Charter-school advocates clash with teachers’ union leader, students disrupt gathering and chant ‘Cerf must go’ Protesting…
‘The diplomacy is over’: Protesters blast Cerf, derail Newark meeting
NEWARK – Just three months after his appointment, it appears the welcome wagon for Superintendent of Schools Christopher Cerf…
Rutgers-Camden to new students: We’ll cover all or half of tuition
By Greg Adomaitis | For NJ.com CAMDEN — A new grant program at Rutgers University’s Camden campus will make the college…
Video: Candlelight Vigil for Public Information @NTU_481
Community, students, parents and educators show support for public education in Newark.
Moody’s warns of teacher pension risk to N.J. school districts under Christie plan
By Samantha Marcus, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — A new report from a Wall Street rating agency…
Students rate N.J. professor as best in the U.S.
By Jessica Mazzola, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com MONTCLAIR — The best college professor in the nation, according to…
Judge blocks N.J. pension fund trustees’ move for billions in damages from state
By S.P. Sullivan, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — A Superior Court judge on Thursday blocked an attempt…
Public worker retirements climbing again with N.J. pension talks
By Samantha Marcus, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — Nearly 10 percent more government workers retired in the…
N.J. pension fund trustees angry over stalled audit
By Samantha Marcus TRENTON… The trustees of one of New Jersey’s largest government employee pension funds say they have…
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