Yesterday afternoon the U.S. Secretary of Education made a quick stop at Richardson Auditorium in Princeton University for some remarks and q and a. Here […]

Newark Public Schools teacher Kariema Muhammed reacts to proposed tenure reform, merit pay, and linking student growth to teacher evaluations: Teachers are committed to what […]

The Star-Ledger describes circumstances in Newark as the search for a superintendent grows more convoluted and contentious: The search for a superintendent has been marked […]

And what to make of his column today in the New York Times, which begins by complaining that there’s consensus among Democrats and Republicans regarding […]

“This is proof education employee unions can and should be leaders in reform,” read a joint statement by the Illinois Federation of Teachers, the Illinois […]