Expanding funding for a program supporting students is critical, according to State Senate President Steve Sweeney, his colleagues, students, graduates and an EOF counselor.
Similar Posts
Rutgers boards to consider reorganization proposals
Written by Gene Racz. NEW BRUNSWICK — The message to state lawmakers from Rutgers’ two governing boards was clear: We won’t…
Newark Teachers Endorse Ras Baraka for Mayor
By Marc Bussanich Newark, NJ—Ras Baraka won the endorsement of the Newark Teachers Union on Monday, March 10 to…
PEN America report analyzes legislative educational gag orders
Through Nov. 1, 110 educational gag order bills were introduced in the United States during 2023 (down from 143…
Biden’s goal: Reopen most schools in his first 100 days as president
President-elect Joe Biden on Dec. 8 said that it should be “a national priority to get our kids back…
Sweeney raps Kean University for ‘handpicked’ reviewer
By Conor Skelding New Jersey Senate president Steve Sweeney said he’s “extremely disappointed” that Kean University “handpicked” someone to…
‘New normal’ can mean making better versions of ourselves
By Robert Barbier The HPAE-AFT “Moving Forward. Getting Stronger.” workshop series, designed to meet the mental health needs of…
