Mixed reaction to start of school in Perth Amboy
PERTH AMBOY — The district superintendent and president of the union representing teachers and other staff members offered differing views…
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President of New Jersey NAACP calls state control of Newark, Jersey City and Paterson school districts a “racist policy”
Posted by Andre Malok/The Star-Ledger James Harris, the president of the New Jersey State Conference of the NAACP spoke…
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NJ School Boards Association: Teacher Contracts Bring Lower Settlements, More Instruction Time
Average teacher raises continue a downward trend, while school boards negotiate more instructional time, the New Jersey School Boards…
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Red Tape Report Released, Will Department of Education Start Cutting?
At 239 pages, the report has room to address everything from paper to professional development By John Mooney The…
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Brian Williams invites you to join the Education Nation Teacher Town Hall
Third Annual NBC News Education Nation Teacher Town Hall with Brian Williams Sunday, September 23, 12 to 2 p.m….
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NJ Education Reform To Take Prominent Spot at Democratic National Convention
Senator Ruiz and Mayor Booker to participate in ‘education town hall’ By John Mooney It’s not exactly the keynote…
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Perth Amboy school district tries to move past controversy
Written by Suzanne Russell […] But Donna Chiera, president of Perth Amboy Federation/AFT, the union representing teachers and other…
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Why ‘Won’t Back Down’ Just Doesn’t Stack Up
A former teacher takes on the untruths at the heart of this anti-union film. By Sabrina Stevens A passion…
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Obama and Christie Share Common Ground on Education
It’s not likely to come up in the governor’s keynote speech, but the two agree more often than not…
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8 Reasons We Should Be Seriously Suspicious of the Common Core Standards
45 states have now adopted these new standards — but will they really improve learning in our schools? By…
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Solution-Driven Unionism
Education wars — two words that should never be strung together — are far too common in the United…
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Many New York City Teachers Denied Tenure in Policy Shift
By AL BAKER Nearly half of New York City teachers reaching the end of their probations were denied tenure…
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