Union Leaders Walk Out In Protest of Newark Public Schools Layoffs
Newark, New Jersey – On Wednesday, June 5, 2013, Newark Public Schools held a 2013-2014 Budget Impact Meeting during…
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New Teachers Should ‘B’ Ready for Tougher Standards
State proposes hiking minimum college GPA from 2.75 to 3.0 in attempt to improve quality of new educators By…
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For first time in 18 years, Newark school board to regain control of fiscal operations
By Jessica Calefati/The Star-Ledger After 18 years of state oversight, Newark’s advisory school board will soon regain control of…
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Teacher’s aide one of two killed in Newark shootings
By James Queally/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — A teacher’s aide who was set to be married was one of two…
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Get $1,000 for classroom supplies
How it Works Teachers and PTA/PTO leaders, create a Wish List of the supplies you need for your classrooms….
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Part 7: Schooled By Substitutes at Quitman Street
Perseverance at a Newark ‘renew school’ following midyear teacher turnover By Sara Neufeld This is the seventh in an…
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Signs of the Coming Revolution in America’s Education System
By Jeff Bryant The recent revolt against standardized tests as well as legislative concern over testing corruption are just…
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Common Core teacher and leader survey
The surveys were developed to give educators transitioning to the Common Core an opportunity to provide feedback to the…
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Supporters Put Up Big Fight to Save Small School
Reflecting a national debate, two planned closures in Newark pit parents, staff and advocates against Christie administration By John…
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Fine Print: Diegnan’s Charter School Bill
Assemblyman drops bill, which called for central review board and local approval for new and expanded charters By John…
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The 2013 Edu-Scholar Public Presence Rankings
The Edu-Scholar Rankings seek to recognize those university-based academics who are contributing most substantially to public debates about K–12…
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What You Should Know About the Philly Student Walkout
James Cersonsky and StudentNation Running a massive deficit of hundreds of millions of dollars, Philadelphia’s school system is planning…
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