Median Salaries of Tenured and Tenure-Track Professors at 4-Year Colleges, 2014-15
The median base salaries of tenured and tenure-track professors at four-year colleges increased by 2 percent in 2014 —…
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7 things to know about PARCC’s effect on teacher evaluations
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com New Jersey parents and students may have heard that data extracted…
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Students’ social media pages are monitored during PARCC exams, N.J. superintendent learns
By Alex Napoliello, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com WATCHUNG — A superintendent was taken aback after learning Pearson, a…
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Embattled Newark superintendent responds to tough questions on teacher pay, building sale
By Naomi Nix | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — Two months ago state lawmakers grilled Newark schools…
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Camden Teacher Pact Rings True – Without Bells, Whistles Of Earlier Deals
By John Mooney Contract awards 2 percent pay hike and retroactive pay, while state wins more instructional time and…
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Sweeney on Christie’s labor policy: it’s a distraction from the economy
NEWARK – With the specter of union-busting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s rising popularity casting a shadow over potential 2016…
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Fine Print: Anderson Answers Legislature’s Questions About ‘One Newark,’ Budget
By John Mooney Newark schools superintendent submits 35-page response to legislators’ questions in preview of follow-up hearing today What…
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Program to turn around Newark’s struggling schools embroiled in controversy
Naomi Nix, NJ Advance Media NEWARK — Three years ago Darleen Gearhart, then a school district mathematics supervisor, would…
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7 things you should know about N.J.’s proposed teacher standards
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON —New Jersey’s Department of Education is asking for changes to…
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Chris Christie’s bold plan to remake public schools is running into trouble
By Lyndsey Layton NEWARK — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie went on a publicity blitz when he vowed to…
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Newark to feds: “Somebody has got to pay attention!”
A delegation of some 25 political, union, civil rights, and religious leaders is scheduled to meet Wednesday with “senior…
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Districts Get Official Word: State Aid Payments Frozen for Most Schools Next Year
Some are glad that funds won’t be cut despite fiscal woes; others note than once again Christie isn’t complying…
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