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TANTILLO: New Jersey Parents, We Have a Reading Problem

contributor February 6, 2023

Sarah Tantillo, Ed.D. is the author of “The Literacy Cookbook” and “Hit the Drum: An Insider’s Account of How the Charter School Idea Became a National Movement/

Despite Pleas from State Board Members, Murphy’s Education Department Refuses To Resume In-Person Meetings

Laura Waters January 31, 2023

At last month’s State Board of Education, President Kathy Goldenberg announced she has requested that the Murphy Administration’s Department of Education resume in-person meetings and

Beloved Jersey City Public Charter Students Triumph Over Covid Learning Loss

Staff Writer January 27, 2023

Beloved Community Charter School (BCCS) is proud to report that its students have continued to excel and thrive, as their New Jersey Student Learning Assessment

ROSENKRANS: We Can Love Our Kids and Teachers While Urgently Addressing Learning Loss–Especially in Newark

contributor January 26, 2023

Kyle Rosenkrans is Executive Director of New Jersey Children’s Foundation. The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting lock-downs wreaked havoc on the health of Newark families, on

MARTIN: At BRICK in Newark, Supporting Staff and Parents Leads to Happier, Healthier Students

contributor January 19, 2023

Tashia Martin is Managing Director of Program Integration at BRICK Education Network, an education organization serving the greater Newark, New Jersey area with the mission

Murphy’s Education Department Says It’s Not Their Problem When Districts Don’t Follow Special Education Law

Laura Waters January 18, 2023

The New Jersey Department of Education says it is not currently monitoring whether school districts are complying with a state law about services that students

VIDEO: Newark Superintendent and Friends Party in Las Vegas While Students and Teachers Pay the Price

Laura Waters January 17, 2023

In NJER TV’s new video, Star-Ledger Editorial Board member Julie O’Connor and community activist Oscar James explain to me what is going on behind closed

LILLEY: NJEA Continues to Train Teachers to be Progressive Activists

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center January 10, 2023

Most teachers just want to teach, but the NJEA has made very clear it believes “teaching is political,” and continues to put its money where

BREAKING NEWS: Murphy Will Replace Education Commissioner

Laura Waters January 6, 2023

According to sources who will remain anonymous, Gov. Phil Murphy has decided to fire his Commissioner of Education Angelica Allen-McMillan. This is a developing story.

LILLEY: Murphy Education Department’s Refusal to Confront Facts Will Cause Long-Term Damage to Our Kids, Says New Report

Michael Lilley, Sunlight Policy Center January 3, 2023

At long last, and only after a great deal of public outcry, Gov. Murphy’s Department of Education finally released the full dataset from last spring’s

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