By a vote of 64-33, the U.S. Senate on March 1 confirmed former AFT member Dr. Miguel A. Cardona as education secretary.
Associated Press writer Collin Binkley takes a closer look at the challenges Cardona faces leading the Education Department.
Similar Posts
Photos: AFTNJ Convention
Save our Schools NJ received the Friend of Education award for supporting the ideals and values of public education…
Watch: Stand with #DREAMers and #DefendDACA
Trump will have to go through faculty to get DREAMers, says AFTNJ VP David Hughes, VP of Rutgers AAUP-AFT,…
Which N.J. colleges pay their professors the most?
By Adam Clark, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com New Jersey colleges and universities paid professors $121,986 on average in 2013,…
Adjunct Alternative or Union Busting?
From http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2011/02/28/union_clashes_with_new_jersey_community_college_over_one_year_full_time_posititons Some adjunct leaders outside of Ocean County, however, see this as problematic for the future of higher…
Sweeney: Details still scarce on Rowan, Rutgers-Camden merger
By Jessica Bautista and Jessica Driscoll More than a week after a Trenton proposal to merge Rutgers’ Camden campus…
Q and A about Tenure Rights and the Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of NJ Act (TEACH)
1. How would the TEACH NJ act change the process for new teachers to earn tenure? If enacted, TEACH…
