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It’s Slow Going On Education Policy As Trenton Action Stalls Before Election
By John Mooney Not much is moving forward as New Jersey enters stretch of busy election season A state…
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Reward Amid Controversy
By Ry Rivard […] Adrienne Eaton, the past president of the American Association of University Professors chapter at Rutgers,…
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Two Private Schools In Newark Ask Permission To Become Charters
By John Mooney Four other organizations also seeking state Department of Education’s expedited go-ahead for schools Two more private…
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Tax-exempt colleges contribute in other ways, report says
By Susan Synder, Inquirer Staff Writers. Philadelphia’s universities, which are largely exempt from paying property taxes, are fighting back…
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Perth Amboy schools need leader with vision
Perth Amboy school superintendent Janine Caffrey has been put on paid administrative leave for the third time. Whether Dr….
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Some N.J. private schools for disabled students cashing in on taxpayers
By Christopher Baxter/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — The payroll at Somerset Hills School reads like a family tree, with 10…
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Faculty Pushback on Online Deal
By Carl Straumsheim The effort to offer more graduate degree programs online at Rutgers University at New Brunswick hit…
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Debate Highlights Booker’s Complex Relationship With Newark Schools
By John Mooney Lonegan hammers dropout rates while ad suggests too much of the Zuckerberg gift is going to…
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Rutgers study compares racial divide in N.J. schools to ‘apartheid’
By Leslie Brody, Staff Writer, The Record. A new Rutgers University report on so-called apartheid schools in New Jersey…
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