LATEST EDUCATION NEWS
April 22, 2025
Matthew Yglesias, in a column today on his substack Slow Boring, looks at the Democratic candidates for New Jersey governor and addresses the question some […]
April 21, 2025
Cole Camardo, eight years old, lives in Cherry Hill and has been out of school for eight months, his only instruction a private tutor his […]
April 17, 2025
Property tax relief maintains strong bipartisan support and majorities support some tax increases to raise revenue, but voters are split on other measures to balance […]
April 16, 2025
Financial literacy is a graduation requirement for high schoolers in New Jersey, but Stefon Bowman, a financial literacy coordinator at KIPP TEAM Academy in Newark, […]
April 14, 2025
Ed. Note: This analysis by John Migueis, a licensed clinical social worker and administrator of NJ21st, examines disparities in serving students with disabilities within New […]
April 11, 2025
Edunomics Lab of Georgetown University just published an analysis of special education spending to “better understand the extent to which rising identification rates and staffing […]
