The Reality Of Cerf Return Starts To Dawn On Newark Politicos, Teachers
By John Mooney […] Meanwhile, the Newark Teachers Union yesterday elected its first new president in 20 years, picking…
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Looking Beyond Cami Anderson; Newark Braces for Cerf
By David Cruz, Correspondent When he hired her five years ago, Gov. Chris Christie wanted everyone to know that…
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Sarlo proposes $20M to cover startup costs of medical school at ex-Roche site
By Lindy Washburn and Patricia Alex, Staff Writers, The Record State taxpayers would pay most of the start-up costs…
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Will Cerf bring new game plan or old lessons to Newark?
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — Chris Cerf, next in line to become state-appointed superintendent…
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AFT’s Weingarten on Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson’s Resignation
WASHINGTON—American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten on the resignation of Cami Anderson, state district superintendent for the Newark…
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Adjuncts at UCC continue to vent frustration with pattern of disrespect
By Cheryl Hehl, Staff Writer UNION COUNTY, NJ — Although both Kean and Union County College continue to use…
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Mayor: Newark superintendent’s departure ‘great news for us’
By Jessica Mazzola, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com NEWARK — Hours before the state officially announced the departure of…
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Newark superintendent to step down, state education commissioner says
NEWARK – Cami Anderson will step down as Newark’s superintendent of schools by July 8, state Education Commissioner David…
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At @NJSpotlight Roundtable, Kudos And Challenges For Pre-K And Beyond
By John Mooney Senate President Sweeney uses venue to announce preschool services, full-day kindergarten among his ‘top-five’ priorities New…
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The Watchdogs of College Education Rarely Bite
By Andrea Fuller and Douglas Belkin Most colleges can’t keep their doors open without an accreditor’s seal of approval,…
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What’s Left Of Zuckerberg’s Gift? $30 Million Of Funds Given To City’s Schools
By John Mooney With a year to go, Foundation for Newark’s Future makes some smaller, still-critical, endowments Four years…
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Colleges hit with credit downgrades over N.J. financial problems
By Ted Sherman, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — New Jersey’s public universities are getting an education this…
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