Cash for colleges? Maybe more of it this year
Senate panel to hear from universities Written by Bob Jordan. Statehouse Bureau TRENTON — A state Senate committee on…
How Big-Time Sports Ate College Life
[…] There is nothing recreational about Division I football today, points out Dr. Sack, who played for Notre Dame…
Christie Takes His School Reform Message to Irvington Church
[…] But then there was Vivian Prescott, a 63-year old Newark native and teacher’s aide of nearly 40 years…
Department of Education approves 8 new charter schools, 2 in Newark
By Jessica Calefati/The Star-Ledger Applications were approved today for eight new charter schools that will open in September in…
Rutgers study promotes paid family leave
David P. Willis, Staff Writer Women who take paid leave from work after the birth of their child are…
Christie mum on college construction funding
TRENTON — Leaders of New Jersey’s colleges and universities had hoped to hear about new plans to fund campus…
For Christie, 2012 Is the Year to Act on Education Reform — Again
Teacher tenure gaining traction among lawmakers as debates on education continue to swirl By John Mooney, January 18, 2012…
Presidential search committee named at New Jersey City University
By The Jersey Journal A presidential search committee has been appointed at New Jersey City University to find a…
CT: State To Eliminate 24 Top-Level Higher Education Jobs
Savings Expected To Near $5 Million BY KATHLEEN MEGAN, The Hartford Courant State officials have promised for months that…
N.J. officials tell 200 school board members to step down after failing to complete background check
By Jessica Calefati/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — Nearly 200 school board members must “immediately vacate their position” after failing to…
Driving the Teacher Quality Component for Education Reform
Assistant State Commissioner Peter Shulman brings experience and expertise to his latest post By John Mooney The man in…
NJIT appoints interim leader to permanent university president
By Nic Corbett/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — New Jersey Institute of Technology’s board of trustees has abruptly ended its national…
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