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
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New Jersey Summit Conference Promotes Student Success
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Many Teachers Feel Undervalued, Survey Finds
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Retired public workers have a contract right to cost-of-living adjustments
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As New Board Chairman Takes Over at Rutgers, Coalition of Unions and Students Call Out Administration Rutgers One Coalition Addresses Corruption, Grievances, and Rising Tuition at “Rally For Respect”
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School-Reform Legislation, Education Aid Among Items on Year-End Agenda
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5 Key Areas of the Senate Democrats’ Bill to Renew the Higher Education Act
By Kelly Field, Washington Senate Democrats formally unveiled on Wednesday their plan to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, introducing…
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Why Starbucks Baristas Should Be Wary of the Education the Company Is Offering Them
By Michelle Chen There’s a potential downside to the coffee chain’s plan to offer a partial tuition discount to…
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Obama’s Move to Help Students Is Not as Forgiving as It Seems
By Anna Bahr If you’re a student loan-burdened recent college graduate putting the final touches on a note to…
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