Majority of NJ Schools Opt for Widely Used Teacher-Evaluation Method
Princeton-based consultant’s model is choice of 60 percent of districts as they prepare for tenure law’s new mandate By…
Bill requiring daily recess for N.J. kids moves through Senate committee
TRENTON — A New Jersey legislative committee has pushed forward a bill that would require all New Jersey students…
School Funding Formula Dispute May End In Budget Battle
The Christie administration has proposed changes to the School Funding Reform Act of 2008 that would adjust the state…
Teacher Evaluation Regs Coming
Education Commissioner Chris Cerf said his department will begin to issue regulations on the implementation of the new TEACH…
For NJ Early Education Advocates, State of the Union Carries Hopeful Message
President’s call for universal preschool for needy children resonates with state’s Abbott v. Burke school equity funding By John…
Newark Superintendent Turns Attention to Revamping High Schools
District-wide choice program to be key component of plan to improve 9th-through-12th grade academics By John Mooney A year…
The Inconvenient Truth Of Education ‘Reform’
By Jeff Bryant Despite stated intentions to use education reform to advance civil rights, reform measures in their current…
Study: Many N.J. teachers wary of new evaluations
Associated Press TRENTON — School administrators in New Jersey districts that tested a new ways to evaluate teachers are…
Independent Report: Teachers Remain Skeptical About New Evaluation System
Study also raises concerns about deadlines and reliability, but lead author finds reasons to be optimistic By John Mooney…
Online Testing Is Coming to New Jersey Schools — Ready or Not
Education department confident that testing rollout will hit its mark, some school administrators uneasy about 2014-2015 deadline By John…
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