Press release: AFTNJ Endorses Candidates for General Election
Contact: Nat Bender, nbender [@] aftnj.org, 908-377-0393 Education workers union backs pols with strong labor and education credentials EDISON…The…
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‘One Newark’ by the Numbers — Charters Rate as Top Grade-School Choice
As the fight over the “One Newark” reorganization plan for the city’s public schools continues unabated, an interesting pattern…
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Chris Christie pushes pension reform, battles with protesters in wake of new NJ budget
By Matt Arco/NJ Advance Media, for NJ.com TRENTON — In years past, Gov. Chris Christie would sign a state…
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Legislative Efforts to Slow Down PARCC Parked — at Least for Now
By John Mooney With Christie veto almost certain, lawmakers wait to hear governor’s compromise solution The legislative campaign to…
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Rising Tuition Discounts and Flat Tuition Revenues Squeeze Colleges Even Harder
By Scott Carlson By now, the picture painted in a new survey of tuition discounting, net-tuition revenue, and other…
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Edison State College gets new name
By Associated Press FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Edison State College has a new name. The Fort Myers school…
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NJ Free Summer Institute for all educators
Four-day training suitable for Higher Ed, PK-12 and Paraprofessionals. August 4-7, 2014 in Garfield Description and registration information>>
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Chris Christie signs new NJ budget: Reaction from lawmakers, unions, organizations
By Brent Johnson/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie today signed a new, $32.5 billion state budget, vetoing a…
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Analysis: School Chief’s Rehiring Raises Questions, Reflects Broader Issues
By John Mooney While new pact reflects lukewarm endorsement of Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson, keeping her in post underscores…
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New Jersey Summit Conference Promotes Student Success
For the first time, state legislators, faculty, staff, administrators, students, alumni, and business leaders joined together in one meeting…
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Many Teachers Feel Undervalued, Survey Finds
By Patrick Blumjune LONDON — Secondary schoolteachers around the world mostly love their job, but many say they are…
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