Some N.J. private schools for disabled students cashing in on taxpayers
By Christopher Baxter/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — The payroll at Somerset Hills School reads like a family tree, with 10…
Faculty Pushback on Online Deal
By Carl Straumsheim The effort to offer more graduate degree programs online at Rutgers University at New Brunswick hit…
Debate Highlights Booker’s Complex Relationship With Newark Schools
By John Mooney Lonegan hammers dropout rates while ad suggests too much of the Zuckerberg gift is going to…
Rutgers study compares racial divide in N.J. schools to ‘apartheid’
By Leslie Brody, Staff Writer, The Record. A new Rutgers University report on so-called apartheid schools in New Jersey…
Obit with arrangement information: Raymond A. Peterson, teacher, former state President
“Ray Peterson represented AFTNJ with dignity and integrity within the labor community and in Trenton. He was a true…
Rutgers professors fight deal to offer online degrees, citing ‘academic freedom’ concerns
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger PISCATAWAY — Rutgers University faculty members are fighting a lucrative, seven-year deal the school…
Debate Report Card: Final Question Addresses Issue of School Vouchers
By John Mooney Christie calls them necessary antidote to ‘failure factories,’ while Buono says desperately needed funds are being…
A look at area colleges’ enrollment trends
By Jonathan Lai, Inquirer Staff Writer With the fall semester well underway, South Jersey community colleges and universities are…
Rebuilding After Sandy
AFTNJ Higher Education Vice President Joyce Sagi is quoted at New Jersey Work Environment Council (WEC) training “Safer After…
Union refusal to support $30 million federal grant for Newark schools kills aid package
By Ted Sherman/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — It was a late homework assignment and Newark school district officials missed the…
Fine Print: Unions Withhold Support For Newark’s New ‘Race To The Top’ Bid
By John Mooney About a dozen other federal aid applications are expected from NJ, representing more than 30 school…
Christie touts education spending in Ramapo visit
By Melissa Hayes, State House Bureau, The Record. Governor Christie, center, speaking Tuesday during a visit to Ramapo College…
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