Rice scandal interests few students, faculty at Rutgers-Newark campus
By Sergio Bichao NEWARK — Rutgers University President Robert L. Barchi is taking questions from an audience of about…
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Problems remain in 3 school districts taken over by N.J.
By Joelle Farrell, Inquirer Trenton Bureau Newark schools have a record that “demonstrates failure,” the state said in a…
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State Budget Officers Call on States and Colleges to Fix Higher-Ed Finance
By Eric Kelderman Another report has concluded that the financial model for higher education is broken. The difference this…
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Ruiz Raises ‘Severe Concerns’ About Administration’s Teacher Evaluation Program
Chief architect of tenure reform cautions against putting too much importance, too soon, on student performance on state tests…
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Our Dirty Little Secret
By Adrianna Kezar, David Longanecker and Daniel Maxey The faculty in postsecondary education has changed so much in the…
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Christie, Cerf & Co. Take the Reins of Camden Public Schools
Governor vows to be sensitive to local board and community, but is ready to ‘exert whatever control’ is called…
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Deal May End City’s Standoff With Teachers
By Ariel Kaminer Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and legislative leaders said on Monday that they had reached an agreement…
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Christie to announce state takeover of Camden schools
Matt Katz and Claudia Vargas, Inquirer Staff Writers TRENTON – Gov. Christie plans to announce Monday that he is…
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Long-Debated “Renaissance” School Gets Go-Ahead from Camden, State
Plan calls for five privately run schools to open in city, operated with public funds By John Mooney The…
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AFTNJ Higher Ed supports Discipline Grievance Training
University of Nebraska’s William Brennan Institute of Labor Studies John Kretzschmer visited New Jersey to run a day-long session…
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Fine Print: Overview of Measures for Tracking ‘Growth’
Controversy centers on using student achievement to help evaluate teachers By John Mooney What it is: The State Department…
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Essex County College President Edythe Abdullah leaving for new job after three controversial years
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEWARK — Essex County College President Edythe Abdullah announced today she will step down…
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