The Strike Is Over, Segregation Is Not
By Christie Thompson Chicago Public School students were back in school last Wednesday, after the Chicago Teacher Union and…
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Kean University on Track to Come Off Accreditation Probation, OCC President Says
Follow-up inspection receives positive response from Middle States committee, Larson says By Karen Wall Kean University has passed “a significant…
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Legislative: AFTNJ members testify for Senate Higher Ed hearing
Testifying about a range of governance, finance and personnel issues, AFTNJ higher education members and leaders met with the…
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Soaring Tuitions: Are Public Funding Cuts to Blame?
Rajashri Chakrabarti, Maricar Mabutas, and Basit Zafar Public colleges and universities play a vital role in training a state’s…
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Teen charged in Newark slaying threatened teacher’s life in 2009, records show
By James Queally/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — The incident took place 3½ years ago in a Newark classroom. Jose Cotto,…
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Rutgers University boards to make final vote on school merger in November
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger NEW BRUNSWICK — Rutgers University’s two governing boards will vote in mid-November on whether…
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Cerf & Co. Deliver ‘State of the Schools’ Address
At the yearly convocation, commissioner and staff review goals and chart progress of state’s education initiatives — one slide…
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Kean president’s contract extension gives school a chance to put problems behind it
By Mark Di Ionno/Star-Ledger Columnist Kean University president Dawood Farahi got a five-year extension from the school’s board of…
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Newark teachers would earn merit pay under possible program
By Peggy McGlone/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — The Newark Teachers Union and state education officials are hammering out specifics of…
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Kean University president’s contract extended by 5 years
By Kelly Heyboer/ The Star-Ledger UNION — Kean University’s board of trustees voted unanimously tonight to extend President Dawood…
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Newark Eyes Merit Pay for Teachers
By Lisa Fleisher New Jersey and the Newark Teachers Union are negotiating a form of merit pay in the…
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Wisconsin Collective Bargaining Law Struck Down By County Judge
By Scott Bauer MADISON, Wis. — A Wisconsin judge on Friday struck down nearly all of the state law…
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