Long-Debated “Renaissance” School Gets Go-Ahead from Camden, State
Plan calls for five privately run schools to open in city, operated with public funds By John Mooney The…
Punishing adjuncts
The Affordable Care Act takes effect Jan. 1, 2014. Part of the law’s unintended consequences will be its effect…
AFTNJ Higher Ed supports Discipline Grievance Training
University of Nebraska’s William Brennan Institute of Labor Studies John Kretzschmer visited New Jersey to run a day-long session…
National Report on Higher Education Documents State’s Shrinking Support for Public Colleges
Cutting funding boosts tuition, reduces course offerings, and — according to one expert — can deter businesses from moving…
Public colleges rely more on tuition and fees as public funding ebbs
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer. The Record. The sluggish economy has accelerated a shift in how higher education is…
RVCC, Watchung teachers unions struggle with contract negotiations
Contracts at RVCC, Warren remain unsettled BRANCHBURG— A labor dispute at a sleepy Central Jersey community college managed to…
Life after the uprising: O’Donnell joins community college teachers’ battle for contract
By Max Pizarro RARITAN – On the losing end of an intra-party leadership battle, Assemblyman Jason O’Donnell (D-31), Bayonne,…
Princeton Twp. Dem puts name forward in LD16
By Max Pizarro Having championed consolidation locally in the storied Princetons case, Princeton Township Deputy Mayor Sue Nemeth now…
Charter Schools Sue State, Claiming They’ve Been Shortchanged
Latest development only adds to the tensions between charters and the districts that host them By John Mooney, November…
Rutgers: Pay what you owe
McCormick’s speech was repeatedly interrupted by heckles from members of Rutgers’ faculty and staff unions protesting a pay freeze….
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