NJ raises standards for teacher training and certification
By Peggy McGlone/The Star-Ledger If teachers are the most important drivers of student success, then putting high quality candidates…
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Tremors Felt Here After California Judge’s Ruling on Teacher Tenure
By John Mooney But evaluation system NJ lawmakers enacted in 2012 likely to limit the impact of Golden State…
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Bills to Expand Rutgers’ Board of Governors Make Progress in Legislature
By Chase Brush Controversial bills to add four governors to board could face state and federal constitutional challenges A…
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NJ lawmaker to introduce tenure reform that mirrors landmark California case
By Peggy McGlone/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — On the heels of California’s landmark court decision striking down teacher tenure laws,…
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Memo questions legality of Rutgers bill
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer A memo issued Wednesday questions the legality of a bill that New Jersey’s…
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Rowan approves 1.9 percent tuition increase
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer Rowan University’s board of trustees on Wednesday approved a 1.9 percent increase in…
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Testimony: Prof. Tardi calls for transparency and collaboration for higher education
To Assembly Higher Education Committee, I wish to submit the following recommendations: 1. Examine the amount of money spent…
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California judge strikes down teacher tenure
By Peggy McGlone/The Star-Ledger A California judge Tuesday struck down teacher tenure laws in a landmark decision that will…
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Americans Are Saddled With $1.2 Trillion in Student Loan Debt
By George Zornick President Obama announced a new strategy Monday to combat student loan debt: a dual plan to…
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Unexpected ‘Monologue’ Riles Faculty
By Charlie Tyson Employees at a New Jersey community college filed complaints with the college’s administration after a professor…
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UPDATED: Eleven more unions sue Christie over pension plan
By Salvador Rizzo/The Star-Ledger UPDATE, 2:35 p.m.: Six more unions have filed a separate lawsuit against Gov. Chris Christie’s…
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Bill to make county college council optional could fracture two-year schools, officials say
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger TRENTON — For a quarter century, New Jersey’s county colleges have banded together in…
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