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July 14, 2009
To permanently lower property taxes in New Jersey, communities need to break away from the sense of home rule entitlement that has gripped the state […]
July 13, 2009
Joyce Powell, out-going NJEA president, will join the NEA’s nine-member executive committee on September 1st, reports the Gloucester County Times. The article juxtaposes Powell’s views […]
July 13, 2009
The bottom line is, the poorest students and the students of color have the highest number of inexperienced and ineffective teachers, the highest rates of […]
July 13, 2009
Is the NJEA Annual Convention, held the first Thursday and Friday in November, an inspired opportunity for teachers to network and improve instruction? Or is […]
July 12, 2009
Public Preschool Expansion Trends in N.J.: The Star-Ledger reports that despite the Corzine administration’s failure to follow through on funding for preschools for poor kids […]
July 12, 2009
As a candidate, President Obama signaled to teachers unions that he was open to the idea of linking teacher pay to student performance. Now, his […]