‘Walk-In’ at Perth Amboy school highlights need to support public education
By Nat T. Bender, American Federation of Teachers New Jersey Event was part of nationwide campaign held in more…
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Assembly Higher Education Talks Adjuncts and Tenure
The working conditions of Adjunct faculty were up for discussion in the State Assembly Higher Education Committee meeting Thursday,…
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Video: Perth Amboy Unites for Fair School Funding
Please sign Petition to Stop the Assault on Public Education while you are watching video. The Perth Amboy Federation-AFT…
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Chiera Testimony on Proposed New Charter Regulations
The following testimony was submitted to the State Board of Education regarding proposed new charter school regulations: “The AFT…
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Please sign and share for fair funding:
Please sign this petition to show your support for New Jersey meeting its obligations under the current funding formula…
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Invitation for Coverage: Perth Amboy ‘Walk-In’ Calls for Major Investments in Public Eduction in Black and Brown Communities
CONTACT: Nat Bender, 908-377-0393, nbender [@] aftnj.org WHAT: The Perth Amboy Federation is joining the national Alliance To Reclaim…
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AFTNJ Leaders Call for Affordability Commission Recommendations To Move Through Legislative Process
EDISON…Leaders of AFT New Jersey praised the Senate Higher Education committee for passing legislation to better inform students about…
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Education Justice is Racial Justice #reclaimourschools
AFT New Jersey has signed on with the Alliance to Reclaim Our Schools in calling for strong schools in…
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Chiera Calls For Elimination of Standardized Student Test Results In Evaluating Educators
CONTACT: Nat Bender, 908-377-0393 nbender [@] aftnj.org Chiera said, “Teaching and learning are more than passing or failing a…
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Rutgers unrestricted reserves rise to $770 million
By Nick Huber While students continue to pay a rising tuition, Rutgers University holds $770 million in reserves, although…
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To make college affordable, help students graduate faster, N.J. panel says
By Jonathan Lai, Staff Writer A college degree in New Jersey is too expensive and often takes too long…
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N.J. needs to spend more on higher education, change student loan programs, panel says
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record. New Jersey needs to spend more money on higher education, make changes…
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