Kean, UCC adjuncts feel disrespected
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Students Say Record Protest Crowd Shows Strong Resistance to Superintendent’s Reforms
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Mediation the next step after teachers’ contract talks stall in Garfield
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Stockton University acting president to continue leadership, officials say
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Testimony: Call for a Moratorium on the Consequences of High Stakes Testing
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Teacher, attacked by pupil, regains job in tenure fight
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Before investing billions in community colleges, high school students need to be better prepared for higher education
By Bill Mesce Jr. In her piece explaining Essex County College’s first tuition increase in five years, Essex County…
With Guadagno at RVCC graduation, a subtle protest against Christie’s education policies
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Another cold slap in the wallet: Fewer NJ families will find college affordable | Editorial
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Altered acceptance rates: Ramapo among 3 N.J. colleges boosting prestige with inflated applicant pool
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Higher education funding in N.J. is way down, while tuition is way up, report finds
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — New Jersey’s “lackluster” financial support of its colleges and…
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