Speaking of N.J.’s growing acceptance of standardized tests linked to college and career-ready standards, today’s Asbury Park Press reports, In the second year of the […]

It starts here: Michael Barone once observed that “one of my longtime rules in politics is that all procedural arguments are insincere, including this one.” […]

The Canandaigua Daily Messenger (an upstate paper in the lovely Finger Lakes region of New York State) reports today that “New York is the state […]

It starts here: New Jersey may be the Garden State, but don’t think you’ll find any country bumpkins in Newark, the state’s largest city with […]

From the New York Times Editorial Board: Affluent communities often assume that their well-appointed schools are excellent and that educational malpractice affects only the children […]

Today is election day in Montclair, N.J. for City Council seats. One of the candidates, Sean Spiller, already beset by scandal, is projected to win […]