Fine Print: Bill Seeks To Clear Path To Ending State Control Of Urban Schools
By John Mooney Legislation would return certain functions to local board in Newark, then to Paterson, Jersey City and…
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Invitation for Coverage: Unions innovate in efforts to fight workplace bullying
Nat T. Bender, (908) 377-0393, nbender@aftnj.org Convention highlight best practices to promote healthy workplaces EDISON, NJ – Nearly half…
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Donna Chiera testimony: QSAC fails to move districts forward
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera delivered the following testimony to the State Senate Education Committee today in Trenton. QSAC…
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NJ lawmakers unveil 20-bill package to overhaul college costs, accountability
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger TRENTON — Alarmed by rising college costs and student debt, New Jersey lawmakers proposed…
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Raritan Valley Community College names new president, raises tuition
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger BRANCHBURG — Raritan Valley Community College named a veteran New York college official as…
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New Jersey Experts Offer Multiple Solutions To End Workplace Bullying
According to recent studies, nearly one half of American workers are impacted by workplace bullying – either as observers…
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‘Calculator’ Helps NJ Teachers Figure Whether They’ll Make the Grade
By John Mooney Online tool helps determine where they might fall within new ‘ineffective’ to ‘highly effective’ evaluation system…
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Raises for Public-College Faculty Edge Past Those at Private Colleges
By Audrey Williams June For the first time in at least six years, the median base salary of professors…
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Chris Christie’s Charter School Nightmare: “White Flight, and They’re Bankrupting Us”
By Josh Eidelson “We are creating separate but equal school systems,” Hoboken school board president warns. While New Jersey…
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Is Record-High State Aid to Schools Really Just a Numbers Game?
By John Mooney Nonpartisan analysis shows districts getting less than total received in 2009-2010 In touting his proposed state…
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