From today’s Wall Street Journal: Hoboken has reached a new benchmark: the sale of a house for $6.5 million.  The 1854 limestone house at 504 […]

Today’s Trentonian has an article about the “Rally for Equity” yesterday afternoon “when local lawmakers, educators, clergy and community activists urged citizens to fight to […]

In case you missed it, read my analysis of Newark’s charter parent empowerment in The 74 and my piece on PARCC testing and college remediation […]

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 […]