Joseph Del Grosso background
Born a Newark resident on August 25, 1947, Joseph Del Grosso served as president of the Newark Teachers Union,…
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Longtime Newark teachers union head recalled as ‘champion of education’
By Dan Ivers, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK – In 1971, a young Joseph Del Grosso spent three…
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Chris Christie to teachers union: You deserve a punch in the face
By Lyndsey Layton New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, struggling to gain traction in a crowded 2016 GOP presidential field,…
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Bergen Community College cuts 64 full-time lecturer positions
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record The positions of 64 full-time lecturers at Bergen Community College have been…
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Kean U seeks Communists for China campus jobs
By Ronica Cleary Union, New Jersey (My9NJ) – Looking for a new job? Well Kean University is hiring at…
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Teachers Needed to Review State English and Math Standards
What is next for the standards currently known as “Common Core”? Three Content Subcommittees will review each set of…
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Public Employees’ Retirement System Chair Discusses New Pension Lawsuit
Another shot fired in the court battle over public worker pension payments. Four years ago unions cut a deal…
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Op-Ed: Charting The Path To Local Control For Newark’s Public Schools
By Theresa Luhm QSAC maps out a clear and expeditious approach for moving Newark’s state-controlled schools back under home…
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How to be a part of N.J.’s Common Core review
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — New Jersey’s Department of Education is accepting applications from…
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Program’s Been Changing Lives Of Low-Income College Students For Nearly 50 Years
By John Mooney Educational Opportunity Fund has provided funding – and mentorship – for thousands of young people in…
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Video: AFTNJ Supports Increased Funding for Educational Opportunity Fund
AFT New Jersey and its affiliates at Rutgers (AAUP-AFT) and the nine state colleges (College Council) worked with our…
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NJ will not tear down Common Core standards, state officials say
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — Top New Jersey education officials say the state’s review…
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