Report Contains Good News About New Jersey’s Graduating Class Of 2014
By John Mooney Overall graduation rates are up slightly, as are those for African-American and Hispanic students New Jersey’s…
By John Mooney Overall graduation rates are up slightly, as are those for African-American and Hispanic students New Jersey’s…
By Tamar Lewin The vast majority of students at American public colleges do not graduate on time, according to…
By John Mooney Amid debate during first year of implementation, key juncture will be reached soon when teachers get…
AFTNJ members from North Bergen, Newark, Rutgers and Raritan Valley Community College joined national president Randi Weingarten to support…
By Mark J. Magyar Big question is whether Christie, Legislature set health-benefit payments or unions get back collective-bargaining rights…
By John Mooney How was the first year of New Jersey’s new teacher evaluation system? Depends on whom you…
By John Mooney Superintendent taken to task for using two years of teacher evaluations when only one is allowed…
By Mark J. Magyar Under 2011 law, employee healthcare contribution are based on ‘ability to pay’ with sliding scale…
By John Mooney While skeptics worry Christie appointees will rubber-stamp state policy, two named to panel express optimism that…
By Naomi Nix, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — A state-appointed arbitrator ordered Newark Public Schools last month…
New Jersey State Conference of the American Association of University Professors Annual Conference The State of Higher Education in…
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