Arbitrator Rules Newark Teacher Must Be Rehired, Given Back Pay
Decision says schools Superintendent Cami Anderson was premature in citing dismissal guidelines in state’s new tenure law By John…
State’s Top Democrats Take Stock of Education Reforms in the Offing
Sweeney, Prieto say they mostly support Common Core and related testing, but predict big adjustments ahead for NJ schools…
The Adjunct Crisis Is Everyone’s Problem
In 2012, I got my Ph.D. and left academia with no regrets. Like all decisions based on financial…
The plight of part-time professors at New Jersey’s public colleges
By Kelly Heyboer/FOR INSIDE JERSEY BY LAST SPRING, Mary-Faith Cerasoli had had enough. She decided to go public with…
Bus to Philadelphia, campaign for PA Labor Candidates
Join other AFTNJ members, UFT members from New York and PFT members, students and progressive activists to campaign for…
SRC’s contract slam hurts those most essential
By Clark DeLeon Monday, Oct. 6, is another day that will live in infamy, now that the state’s School…
New president says Essex County College on ‘path to exceed expectations’
By Naomi Nix, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — With conviction in her voice that carried throughout the…
Thousands join street protest before raucous SRC meeting
Kristen A. Graham And Aubrey Whelan, Inquirer Staff Writers Furious over the Philadelphia School Reform Commission’s move to unilaterally…
As Ebola Fears Touch Campuses, Officials Respond With an ‘Excess of Caution’
By Katherine Mangan Colleges across the country faced Ebola scares this week that sent at least one graduate student…
Long-Discussed Charter-School Reform Bill Finally Gets Legislative Hearing
By John Mooney But debate is likely to take months, as hurdles ahead include Christie administration content with status quo…
Ras Baraka sends letter to President Obama criticizing ‘One Newark’ school overhaul
By Naomi Nix, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — Newark mayor Ras Baraka has not been shy about his opposition…
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