How Universities Treat Adjuncts Limits Their Effectiveness in the Classroom, Report Says
By Audrey Williams June Colleges that want to set the stage for their students to succeed should stop hiring…
8 Reasons We Should Be Seriously Suspicious of the Common Core Standards
45 states have now adopted these new standards — but will they really improve learning in our schools? By…
Solution-Driven Unionism
Education wars — two words that should never be strung together — are far too common in the United…
Many New York City Teachers Denied Tenure in Policy Shift
By AL BAKER Nearly half of New York City teachers reaching the end of their probations were denied tenure…
6 Reasons Teachers Unions Are Good for Kids
Our schools need teachers unions as much today as they ever have. By Kristin Rawls Once upon a time,…
Strides in online education pave way for virtual charter schools in N.J.
By Jeanette Rundquist/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — In just over a week, 80 sixth-graders will walk into a brick office…
N.J. investigating 27 possible security breaches in administration of standardized tests
By Leslie Brody, Staff Writer. The Record. At a time when test scores are poised to play a more…
The Fiscal Cliff for Higher Education
By Jeff Selingo The talk in Washington these days, when not about the presidential election, is about the coming…
Tenure Reform Law: The Debates Ahead
In the wake of Christie signing new law, questions as to how evaluations and arbitrators will work — and…
Photos: AFTNJ at Workers Stand for America rally in Philadelphia
AFTNJ members traveled to Philadelphia to rally for a new economic Bill of Rights. See a video of the…
Duncan Criticizes States as ‘Penny-Wise and Pound-Foolish’ for Higher-Ed Cuts
By Eric Kelderman The U.S. secretary of education, Arne Duncan, took states to task on Thursday for cutting spending…
14 Wacky “Facts” Kids Will Learn in Louisiana’s Voucher Schools
Take a peek at the kind of education children in Louisiana will be getting thanks to Bobby Jindal’s new…
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