Tuition freeze: N.J. Assembly passes 7 bills on higher education
By Matt Friedman, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — A bill that would allow New Jersey college students to pay…
Newark School Chief Paints Picture of Bright Future on the Horizon
By John Mooney But harsh reality of community opposition to reforms and state-aid crunch casts shadow over upbeat presentation…
Norine Gall Testimony on NJ Charter Legislation
The AFT New Jersey state federation believes that we have much work to do in order to improve education…
Parents Claim No Choice, No Voice, in Children’s Education
The key to success in any industry is innovation. That is at the heart of the reform movement that…
Ebola Resources for Teachers
State advises Georgia schools on handling Ebola, WMAZ, Oct. 13, 2014. Q&As on Transmission, Center for Disease Control, Sept….
Students, parents blast One Newark plan amid federal probe into alleged racial discrimination
By Bill Wichert, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — Fighting back tears, Newark student Tanaisa Brown leaned into…
Take Action: Rally in Philadelphia Thursday #TurnUpforTruth
WHO: Thousands of educators and labor union members, parents, students, faith & community groups and elected leaders WHEN: Thursday,…
Analysis: Liberal Analysts Drop $42 Billion Bombshell Into NJ Pension Debate
By Mark J. Magyar Think tanks cite Pennsylvania actuarial study in warning against hidden costs of switch from traditional…
Changing N.J. pension system to 401k would cost $42 billion, liberal think tanks say
By Matt Friedman, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — Shifting New Jersey’s public employee pension plan to a…
Ending Defined Benefit Plans Would Worsen New Jersey’s Pension Debt
By Jon Whiten Moving new employees out of defined benefit pension plans and into 401(k)-type retirement accounts would not…
N.J. Switch to 401(k)-Type Pension May Cost $42 Billion
By Elise Young Switching future New Jersey public workers to a 401(k)-type retirement plan, a move Governor Chris Christie…
Ending traditional pensions could cost N.J. taxpayers
By Michael Symons TRENTON – New Jersey taxpayers could have to put an extra $1 billion a year into…
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