Charters to cost School District $25 million more than anticipated
By Martha Woodall, Inquirer Staff Writer The Philadelphia School District has seen its charter school costs soar at the…
Revised ‘One Newark’ Plan – One Less Closure, Changes for Charters
By John Mooney Historic Weequahic High stays, students at schools turned over to charters have the option of staying…
Ready to Run? AFTNJ Officer Elections
AFTNJ is a democratic organization where all 29 officers are elected at the biennial convention. AFTNJ Executive Officer positions…
2014 Solidarity Convention Awards
Nominate an outstanding member, community ally or legislator for his work on behalf of labor or education. Ray Peterson…
AFTNJ 2014 Convention April 26
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First Round of New Teacher Evaluations Released to Educators
By Desirée Taylor Senior Correspondent […] Test scores are part of the criteria, but not the predominant factor used…
Rutgers pact boosts non-tenure faculty
By Rita Giordano NEW BRUNSWICK – Rutgers’ non-tenure-track faculty have approved a tentative agreement that includes more multiyear contracts,…
Senate Committee passes bill giving schools boards a say in school closings
By Peggy McGlone/The Star-Ledger Parents and community activists from Newark, Montclair and Camden testified before a state senate committee…
RUSA meeting covers aid for college tuition
By Alex Meier / Associate News Editor | 0 comments Eighty percent of Rutgers students receive state or federal aid,…
In Trenton, legislation redux
By Maddie Hanna, Inquirer Trenton Bureau TRENTON At the Statehouse, if at first you don’t succeed, try introducing the…
Weeks after Christie veto, lawmakers try again to create tuition study commission
By Michael Linhorst Governor Christie vetoed it earlier this month, declaring it redundant. But now, in a new legislative…
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