Advocating for an increase in the minimum wage
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AFTNJ Joins advocacy against waiving NCLB provisions
October 15, 2012 Arne Duncan U.S. Secretary of Education U.S. Department of Education 400 Maryland Avenue, SW Washington, D.C….
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College tuition keeps rising in N.J., outpacing rate of inflation
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger Students at New Jersey’s four-year colleges and universities will have to dig a little…
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Education Profiteering: Wall Street’s Next Big Thing?
By Jeff Faux Wall Street’s involvement in the charter school movement is presented as an act of philanthropy, but…
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Job in Ky. causes Kean University to revoke $25G scholarship
By Sergio Bichao PISCATAWAY — Robin K. Bagley was a model student at Kean University. A perfect 4.0 grade-point…
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Opinion: Newark needs local control to make schools work
By Mildred C. Crump The Camden Board of Education deserves congratulations for not bowing to pressure and for denying…
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N.J. asks support to fund colleges
Vote could authorize borrowing $750 million. By James Osborne, Inquirer Staff Writer Almost a quarter-century after New Jersey voters…
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Higher Ed in the Next Congress
By Libby A. Nelson Higher education has played a surprisingly prominent (if hardly substantive) role in the race for…
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Opinion: N.J. higher ed bond will boost jobs, grads
By Brian Markison New Jersey is one of five states that invested zero in higher education facilities during the…
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NJ asks voters to OK borrowing for campus projects
By Geoff Mulvihill, The Associated Press. The campaign has begun in earnest to try to get New Jersey voters…
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Inside the Classroom with New Jersey’s Latest Teacher of the Year
While politicians debate teacher quality, Perth Amboy’s Lauren Marrocco talks about student teachers, role models, and her drive to…
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Bi-partisan group supports $750M N.J. higher ed bond question
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEW BRUNSWICK — Nearly every major political, education, labor and industry group in New Jersey united…
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