As Statewide Testing Looms, Lawmakers Start to Raise Questions
By John Mooney Concerns being raised on both sides of aisle about who is being tested and how the…
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NJ college affordability package falls short: Editorial
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board For millennials in a cruel economy, a bachelor’s degree is hardly optional. College grads earn…
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The Obama Administration’s Next Big Move in the Battle Over Public Education
By Gary Cohn The nomination of Ted Mitchell to the Department of Ed. is a clear indication of just…
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In a Buyer’s Market, Colleges Become Fluent in the Language of Business
By Richard PÉREZ-PEÑA The ruling this week that Northwestern University must treat scholarship football players as employees defies the…
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Newark parents, teachers, students take protest to Trenton
By Peggy McGlone/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — Their focus may have broadened, but their anger remains laser sharp. Hundreds of…
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Photos: #NJEdMarch27 rally for public education
Post by AFT New Jersey.
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NJ schools use technology to revolutionize classroom lessons
By Peggy McGlone/The Star-Ledger […] That same sense of engagement can be found in the spacious math centers at…
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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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