Obama Won, But Did Educators Lose In the Process?
By Paul L. Thomas, Ed.D. As long as accountability remains the educational law of the land, students are bound…
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SUNY Conference Explores the Value and Limits of Higher-Education Systems
By Eric Kelderman, New York. When Candace S. Vancko was introduced last year as the officer in charge of…
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Five Issues Facing Arne Duncan in a Second Term
By Michele McNeil U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has maintained that he would stick around for a second…
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Obama’s Victory Spells Continued Scrutiny for For-Profit Colleges
By Goldie Blumenstyk, Washington The re-election of President Obama isn’t likely to result in a slew of new regulations…
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With Obama’s Win, Colleges Anticipate 4 More Years of Reform
By Michael Stratford, Washington American voters re-elected Barack Obama as president on Tuesday, extending the White House stay of…
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Groundbreaking Newark teacher contract good for teachers, kids: Editorial
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board Joseph Del Grosso, President of the Newark Teachers Union/American Federation of Teachers and Cami Anderson,…
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Cory Booker: Newark can lead in fair teacher compensation
By Cory Booker We have a teacher compensation problem in America. Teachers pour their hearts, souls and even their…
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Lies in Newark over teacher contracts: Editorial
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board As Newark teachers prepare to vote Monday on their proposed contract, we offer this warning:…
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Contract With Merit Pay, Backed by Union Chiefs, Is Tough Sell for Newark Teachers
By Kate Zernike NEWARK — On one side of the table was the union firebrand Randi Weingarten, president of…
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Report Says College Prices, Once Stable, Are Up Again
By Richard Perez-Pena The prices that most people actually pay for college, which had remained stable for several years,…
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Tuition at N.J.’s public colleges, universities third highest in the nation
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer. The Record. Tuition at New Jersey’s public colleges and universities is the third highest…
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Sticker Prices Go Up at Public 4-Year Colleges, but at a Slower Pace
By Beckie Supiano This year’s report from the College Board on college pricing opens with what passes for good…
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