Chiera Calls for Asking Parents About Overtesting in New Jersey
Contact: Nat T. Bender, 908-377-0393, nbender [@] aftnj.org EDISON—American Federation of Teachers New Jersey President Donna M. Chiera on…
At N.H. forum, Christie again trains fire on teachers unions
Gov. Christie continued to wage verbal war against teachers’ unions at an education forum in New Hampshire on Wednesday,…
Despite Anderson Departure, One Newark Program Continues to Raise Concerns For Upcoming School Year
By Brenda Flanagan, Correspondent […] “Recently, we just got finance back. But unfortunately, because we don’t have the governance…
New NTU President John M. Abeigon tribute to late President Joseph Del Grosso
“I worked alongside Joseph Del Grosso for 25 years at the Newark Teachers Union and he was never a…
Joseph Del Grosso background
Born a Newark resident on August 25, 1947, Joseph Del Grosso served as president of the Newark Teachers Union,…
AFTNJ’s Chiera and Amabile Remember Joseph Del Grosso
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera suggested members honor recently deceased former Newark Teachers Union President Joe Del Grosso’s memory…
Longtime Newark teachers union head recalled as ‘champion of education’
By Dan Ivers, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK – In 1971, a young Joseph Del Grosso spent three…
Video: Read and Believe in Newark
What is the importance of literacy? Working together to get 45,000 books to kids: City of Newark, United Way,…
Kean U seeks Communists for China campus jobs
By Ronica Cleary Union, New Jersey (My9NJ) – Looking for a new job? Well Kean University is hiring at…
Teachers Needed to Review State English and Math Standards
What is next for the standards currently known as “Common Core”? Three Content Subcommittees will review each set of…
Op-Ed: Charting The Path To Local Control For Newark’s Public Schools
By Theresa Luhm QSAC maps out a clear and expeditious approach for moving Newark’s state-controlled schools back under home…
How to be a part of N.J.’s Common Core review
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — New Jersey’s Department of Education is accepting applications from…
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