The Star-Ledger reports today that Shirley Miles has been working as a “professional developer” for curriculum writing for the Paterson Public Schools. Her fee, the […]

CEF gives NJ charter school laws a “C,” in large part because of the lack of strong authorizers and the lack of funding equity between […]

A new study from Mathematica looks at a pilot program in seven impoverished districts that offered transfer-incentives to high-performing teachers: By offering $20,000 per teacher, […]

Timothy Lee, in “Affordable Housing and Social Engineering in New Jersey,” points out an political inconsistency that also applies to NJ’s public education system. Lee […]

The Star-Ledger investigates a possible link between a small conservative group in D.C. – American Legislative Exchange Council – that provides mock-up bills and some […]