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BREAKING: Department of Education Cancels Fall State Standardized Tests
- By Staff Writer
- . March 23, 2023
Today the Murphy Administration’s Department of Education announced that they’ve cancelled the fall Start Strong statewide assessments. These tests were given first in Fall 2021

GOP Senate Candidate and Assemblywomen Denounce Dems Refusal to Fully Restore Murphy’s School Aid Cuts
- By Staff Writer
- . March 23, 2023
State Senate Candidate Steve Dnistrian, and Assemblywomen Marilyn Piperno & Kim Eulner are denouncing the Senate Democrats’ plan to only partially restore the massive cuts

TAILLEFER: Three Ways Gov. Murphy Can Solve the Teacher Shortage
- By contributor
- . March 23, 2023
Jared Taillefer is the executive director of The Great Oaks Legacy Charter School in Newark. The teacher shortage is reaching a breaking point in New Jersey. The

New Study: Do Charter Schools Drain Resources From Traditional Public Schools?
- By Laura Waters
- . March 22, 2023
The Fordham Institute has a new study asking the question, “Do Charter Schools Drain Resources From Traditional Charter Schools?” If you share allegiance with teacher

Piperno, Eulner Criticize Costly and Ineffective Start Strong Testing Requirement
- By Staff Writer
- . March 22, 2023
Assemblywomen Marilyn Piperno and Kim Eulner strongly oppose a fourth year of state-run Start Strong testing, citing concerns about its relevance, utility, and the estimated

Is There Really a Culture of Violence at Central Regional High School?
- By Staff Writer
- . March 22, 2023
“I walk the halls every day. I see a lot of good kids doing a lot of good things. There is not a culture of

LILLEY: Threatened By Agency Overseeing Dark Money PAC’s, Murphy Takes Revenge
- By Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center
- . March 22, 2023
As the Bergen Record‘s Charlie Stile sees it, Gov. Murphy’s move to weaken New Jersey’s independent elections watchdog (ELEC) amounts to “New Jersey politics at their worst.” There’s a

U.S. Supreme Court Unanimously Rules In Favor of Deaf Student Who Was Denied a Sign Language Interpreter
- By Staff Writer
- . March 21, 2023
In a decision that parents of children with disabilities are celebrating–and has ramifications for American families that decide to exercise their right to due process—

Lakewood Demands Another State Loan It Will Never Pay Back
- By Laura Waters
- . March 21, 2023
Talk about inflation! Lakewood Public Schools District just introduced its 2023-20224 budget which comes in at $264.4 million. In order to balance the books, the

Montclair Shows Us What’s Wrong With Our Tenure System
- By Laura Waters
- . March 21, 2023
Maria Francisco is principal of Renaissance Middle School, part of the Montclair Public Schools District. Parent Leslie Rubisch says Francisco, who is a gay woman

Jersey Parent Condemns Her School District’s Lack of Budget Clarity
- By Staff Writer
- . March 21, 2023
Sai Bhargavi lives in Berkeley Heights, which she and her husband chose in order, she says, to raise their child in what she calls “a