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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Newark Student Union #NPSWalkout2015
Signs, sounds and scenes from Friday's #NPSWalkout2015 #OurNewark Newark Students Union The Newark Parents Union Parents Unified for Local…
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Christie’s Proposed 10-Year Pension Payment Ramp-Up Could Cost NJ Billions
Governor’s own law gives him seven years to get pension payments in line, but he says he needs 10….
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Christie Seeks To Reshape School Accountability Mandates In Federal Waiver
By John Mooney Education Law Center says proposal would give too much leeway, with less openness, over state-controlled urban…
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Stockton University acting president to continue leadership, officials say
By Brittany M. Wehner, For NJ.com Harvey Kesselman (Submitted Photo | For NJ.com)Brittany M. Wehner | For NJ.com GALLOWAY TWP….
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Teacher, attacked by pupil, regains job in tenure fight
By Bill Wichert, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — Less than three months into his job as a…
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Before investing billions in community colleges, high school students need to be better prepared for higher education
By Bill Mesce Jr. In her piece explaining Essex County College’s first tuition increase in five years, Essex County…
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Another cold slap in the wallet: Fewer NJ families will find college affordable | Editorial
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board New Jersey Policy Perspective, the prolific think tank, has provided another grim reminder about how…
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Altered acceptance rates: Ramapo among 3 N.J. colleges boosting prestige with inflated applicant pool
By Patricia Alex, staff writer, The Record Some of New Jersey’s public colleges and universities are making themselves appear…
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