Video: Reclaiming the Dream – AFTNJ members March on Washington with MLK III
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Rising Debt Engulfs Colleges as Well as Students
By Don Troop President Obama took aim last week at rising levels of student borrowing, but two graduate students…
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At Charter Schools, Short Careers by Choice
By MOTOKO RICH HOUSTON — Tyler Dowdy just started his third year of teaching at YES Prep West, a…
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Ready for a $200K bachelor’s degree? Tuition at N.J. colleges continues to rise
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEWARK — Are students and parents ready for the $200,000 bachelor’s degree? As college…
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Photos: Realizing the Dream 50th Anniversary March on DC
For jobs, peace and freedom
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Photos: Health and Safety Training
Held by the AFT Health and Safety department and the AFTNJ Health and Safety Committee in New Brunswick.
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10 N.J. colleges and trade schools receive low marks in federal ‘financial responsibility’ test
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger JERSEY CITY — Ten New Jersey colleges and trade schools were flagged in a…
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How Bureaucrats Are Ruining Education
By Wellford Wilms A sobering tale of bureaucracy run amok, to the detriment of schoolchildren. Last week the Los…
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College for free? America can afford it: Opinion
By Jim Namiotka/The Star-Ledger Americans’ student loan debt now tops an unimaginable $1 trillion. In New Jersey, nearly two-thirds…
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NJ Schools Turn to Familiar Instrument to Measure Teacher Performance
By John Mooney Charlotte Danielson talks about the challenges as her “Frameworks for Teaching” is adopted by more than…
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A City Borrows So Its Schools Open on Time
The unusual situation in Philadelphia stems from a combination of politics and long-term structural problems. By Rick Lyman and…
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