Superintendent Anderson “disappointed” in teachers union, moving ahead in half-dozen schools
By John Mooney
In New Jersey’s highest-profile school district, plans to test one of Gov. Chris Christie’s highest-profile reform initiatives have gotten off to a bumpy start with the teachers union.
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By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record The positions of 64 full-time lecturers at Bergen Community College have been…
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