Colleges hit with credit downgrades over N.J. financial problems
By Ted Sherman, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — New Jersey’s public universities are getting an education this…
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Top Teachers Reflect: “By helping to sharpen others I sharpen myself”
The New Jersey National Board Certified Teacher Network held a ceremony May 13 to recognize new and renewed National…
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Supreme Court Decision on Pension Payments Disappointing
“Hard working educators, nurses and public workers ability to retire with dignity after long careers of caring for New…
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Beyond High Teacher Scores, Evaluations Offer Plenty Of Thought-Provoking Data
By John Mooney Numbers across the board skewed high, including teacher effectiveness in classrooms and administrator’s 97 percent “effective”…
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N.J. gets high marks for school funding in national report
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com New Jersey’s equity in school funding fares well when compared to…
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Which public college presidents made the most money last year?
By Mark Mueller, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com At a time of soaring college debt and steady increases in…
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Union Candidates for PERS Board of Trustees Win
The NJ AFL-CIO announced that Tracy Smith (AFSCME) and Carey Brown (CWA) won County and State seats on the…
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Op-Ed: Newark Demands Quality Schools, Return To Democratic Process
State control abrogates rights of students and citizens, hasn’t improved schools, and ignores wishes of the community By Lauren…
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High school principal starts petition blasting ‘One Newark’ plan
By Dan Ivers, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — A petition by the principal of Central High School…
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Christie drops Common Core, but sticks with PARCC tests
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Gov. Chris Christie’s declaration that Common Core is “simply not working”…
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Task force told: N.J. colleges should rethink tuition, aid
Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer TRENTON – New Jersey’s colleges should reconsider the traditional “high aid, high tuition” funding…
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Newark School Community Anxiously Awaits Details On Impending Layoffs
By John Mooney On heels of news that 155 civil-service jobs will be cut, impact on teaching jobs remains…
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