August 31, 2023
According to a new Gallup poll, America’s satisfaction with K-12 public schools has fallen to record lows, down to 36 percent, the lowest in Gallup’s […]
- All
- Asbury Park
- Brightbeam Network
- By The Numbers
- Camden
- Communities
- COVID-19
- DOE News
- Education on the Ballot
- Educational Equity
- Election2025
- Explainers
- Featured
- General
- Is the Teachers Union Too Powerful?
- Jersey City
- Lakewood
- Local
- Montclair
- Newark
- Newark Truth
- News
- NJER Commentary
- Opinion
- Parent Voices
- Paterson
- Policy
- Press Release
- School Choice
- School News
- State
- Teacher Voices
- Technology
- Trenton
- Tutoring
- Video
- Voices
July 31, 2023
In a warning sign for the national Democratic Party, according to a new poll focused on education, a slight majority of voters trust Republicans more […]
July 17, 2023
This is press release from U.S. House Democrats deriding the GOP’s efforts to “kick 220,000 classroom teachers out of classrooms.” The full release lists additional […]
June 5, 2023
On Friday New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced that, in his role as chairman of both the National Governors Association and the Democratic Governors Association, […]
May 31, 2023
Senator Ed Durr blasted a new Democrat-sponsored bill that would impose financial penalties on school districts that remove pornographic books from school libraries at the […]
April 27, 2023
The New Jersey Education Association’s 125-member political action committee (NJEA PAC) has voted to endorse eight candidates for the New Jersey Senate and 12 candidates […]
April 11, 2023
A recent poll out from the Wall Street Journal and NORC-University of Chicago gives a grim view of how Americans view their financial, cultural, and […]
March 13, 2023
As aspiring presidential candidates —like our very own Phil Murphy—start nosing up to the gate, both the national Democratic and Republican parties have issued “Parents […]
February 7, 2023
How does a Goldman Sachs multi-millionaire with a 23-room mansion in Italy win the governorship in New Jersey? By fashioning himself as a “progressive,” winning the […]
February 1, 2023
A new bill would create a statewide education office to combat educational delays and regressions commonly cited as a result of pandemic-related school disruptions, one […]
December 22, 2022
Despite federal pandemic relief funds, record tax revenues and a lot of happy talk from Gov. Murphy, New Jersey’s long-term financial condition was ranked the worst […]
November 14, 2022
Between “Don’t Say Gay” in Florida and “Drag Queen Story-Telling” for New Jersey first-graders (featured at last week’s NJEA Convention: see photo above), you’d think […]