In One Election Cycle, Congress Loses a Number of Higher-Ed Stalwarts
By Kelly Field With the defeat on Tuesday of two members of Congress’s education committees, and the looming retirement…
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Decision 2014: The Higher-Ed Outlook
By Paul Basken, Kelly Field, and Brock Read The broad story of this year’s elections was the Republican wave…
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With Republican Gains, Adjuncts May Struggle to Keep Foothold on Capitol Hill
By Peter Schmidt A breakthrough political year for advocates for adjunct instructors appears to be ending on a down…
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School Report Card Shows New Jersey’s Grades Holding Steady
By John Mooney and Colleen O’Dea As NJ moves to Common Core, marginal changes are good news, some states…
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After the PowerPoint, Newark’s Superintendent Candid about Challenges
By John Mooney Anderson talks about competition from charter schools, time spent getting to know teachers and students’ families…
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Newark superintendent defends ‘One Newark’ before Board of Education
By Naomi Nix, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — Newark Public Schools Superintendent Cami Anderson defended today the…
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NJ student scores on state math, language arts tests remain stable
By Naomi Nix | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — New Jersey public school students last year performed…
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Why Aren’t We Talking About Teacher Retention?
Making teaching jobs crappier and less secure is not likely to get people to stick around. By Peter Greene…
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The List: The Top 10 Highest-Paying Charter Schools In New Jersey
By John Mooney Charter salaries tend to lag behind their district counterparts, but by how much? There’s always plenty…
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PARCC standardized test creates ‘perfect storm’ for N.J. guidance counselors
By Michelle Caffrey | South Jersey Times Campus tours. Early decisions. First picks and safety schools. Guidance counselors in…
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Video: Teachers are Not Bad Apples @nbft1060 @mstroi
Laurie Troiano talked about the hard work she and her colleagues do. She and teachers from the North Bergen…
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