Adjuncts Sponsor Solidarity Conference
Ninety-Five Adjuncts met on November 17 at the Rutgers Labor Education Center to hold a Solidarity Conference, sponsored by…
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Two futures for NYC’S schools
By Micah C. Lasher Where will the next mayor take the city’s public schools? The candidates have said as…
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Worker Safety in the Aftermath of Superstorm Sandy
New Jersey State AFL-CIO Sponsoring Forum to Discuss Worker Safety in the Aftermath of Superstorm Sandy The New Jersey…
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Watch: Teacher Infiltrates ALEC Education Meeting, Confronts Members
Education activist Sabrina Joy Stevens, a former teacher in the Denver school system, tells right-wing, would-be policymakers how their…
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Metro’ Unionizing Strategy Is Viewed as a Means to Empower Adjunct Faculty
By Peter Schmidt, Washington Officials of the Service Employees International Union are touting their effort to unionize adjunct faculty…
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Christie Administration Urges Volunteers, Homeowners To Protect Themselves During Storm Clean Up
Trenton, NJ – Health Commissioner Mary E. O’Dowd today urged those engaged in Hurricane clean up activities to make…
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Former Brookdale Community College president gets 5 years for misconduct, theft
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger Former Brookdale College President Peter Burnham (right) pleads guilty at the Monmouth County Courthouse…
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Study: Charter schools outperform public schools in N.J.
By Jessica Calefati/The Star-Ledger Students who attend New Jersey’s rapidly growing menu of charter schools earned higher math scores…
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Hurricane Sandy: Know Your Rights and Tips for Filing an Insurance Claim
If you suffered damage as a result of Hurricane Sandy, do not hesitate to file a claim with your…
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Michelle Rhee’s right turn
The school-reform advocate touts her “bipartisan” bona fides, but more and more of her allies are conservatives By Daniel…
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