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What REALLY Happened At Monday’s Statehouse Hearing on Learning Loss and Testing? Not What You Think.

Laura Waters October 19, 2022

I’ve always been a fan of NJ Spotlight, the online news platform founded by John Mooney in 2009, and, in part, it’s personal: when I

COMMENTARY: The Lawsuit to Desegregate NJ Schools Rests on Whether Lululemom Will Open in Trenton

Laura Waters October 12, 2022

Today Mary Ann Koruth of The Record has a great update of a lawsuit currently before the state Superior Court in Mercer County pressed by

NJEA Goes KGB On The New Sex Education Standards and Grooms Its Own Candidates

Laura Waters September 19, 2022

Twitter is no fair representative of public sentiment but my feed is suddenly clogged by New Jersey residents appalled by news that the New Jersey

What We’re Getting Wrong About the New Jersey Teacher Shortage

Laura Waters September 13, 2022

New Jersey Republican Assemblywoman Michele Matsikoudis wrote yesterday that New Jersey needs “to combat the teacher shortage “head-on” to protect our kids from “overfilled classrooms

MATSIKOUDIS: New Jersey Can Remedy the Teacher Shortage By Easing Regulations and Eligibility

contributor September 12, 2022

Assemblywoman Michele Matsikoudis serves as a member of the Assembly Education Committee and the Joint Committee on Public Schools. She represents parts of Morris, Somerset

LILLEY: Teacher Shortage? Old News to Union Chiefs Who Just Ignore What Young Educators Want

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center September 9, 2022

Why is there a teacher shortage? It turns out the nation’s largest teachers union, the National Education Association (NEA), knew the answer all along: young

LILLEY: In Pitting Teachers Against Parents, NJEA Is Injecting Politics Into Our Schools

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center August 26, 2022

Sunlight Policy Center of New Jersey has detailed how the NJEA is training teachers to become political activists to push for truly radical education policies at

COMMENTARY: Do We Really Have a Teacher Shortage and, If We Do, How Can We Fix It?

Laura Waters August 24, 2022

The American teacher shortage is headlining news stories and infiltrating social media, although there’s little consensus on whether this shortage is new or if it

Newark City, School District, and Building Contractor Accused of Violating Fair Labor Practices During School Construction

Laura Waters August 15, 2022

Politics in Newark is complicated but New Jersey’s largest city has this going for it: school and municipal leaders are tireless advocates for fair wages

NJEA Leaders Are Using Teachers to Control School Board Elections and Set District Policies

Laura Waters August 5, 2022

Teacher unions are taking heat from American voters who (according to this July 2022 poll) now trust Republicans more than Democrats to “handle issues related

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