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”…
By John Mooney Numbers across the board skewed high, including teacher effectiveness in classrooms and administrator’s 97 percent “effective”…
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com New Jersey’s equity in school funding fares well when compared to…
By Mark Mueller, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com At a time of soaring college debt and steady increases in…
The NJ AFL-CIO announced that Tracy Smith (AFSCME) and Carey Brown (CWA) won County and State seats on the…
State control abrogates rights of students and citizens, hasn’t improved schools, and ignores wishes of the community By Lauren…
By Dan Ivers, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — A petition by the principal of Central High School…
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Gov. Chris Christie’s declaration that Common Core is “simply not working”…
Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer TRENTON – New Jersey’s colleges should reconsider the traditional “high aid, high tuition” funding…
By John Mooney On heels of news that 155 civil-service jobs will be cut, impact on teaching jobs remains…
Signs, sounds and scenes from Friday's #NPSWalkout2015 #OurNewark Newark Students Union The Newark Parents Union Parents Unified for Local…
Governor’s own law gives him seven years to get pension payments in line, but he says he needs 10….
By John Mooney Education Law Center says proposal would give too much leeway, with less openness, over state-controlled urban…
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