September 10, 2009
Here’s what L.G. Candidate Loretta Weinberg told NJN during a visit to a Teaneck charter school on Tuesday (link here, about 1:30): “Part of our […]
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September 8, 2009
When the private sector economy is booming, our members go along with very modest raises. In difficult times, nobody’s asking teachers to do less work. […]
September 2, 2009
Politico has a piece on the role of organized labor in the gubernatorial races in Virginia and N.J. In spite of traditional union support for […]
August 27, 2009
Steven Brill’s must-read in The New Yorker: 99% of all NYC teachers in 2001 received a “satisfactory” performance rating. Is there any other industry where […]
August 21, 2009
On Wednesday, Ed Comm Lucille Davy told the Star-Ledger that, while she was gratified that almost 100% of N.J. public school teachers are “highly qualified,” […]
August 14, 2009
While two out of three gubernatorial candidates call for education reform in N.J., including a reevaluation of tenure, the Assembly is now contemplating bill A […]
August 13, 2009
“Before there was tenure, anyone could throw a teacher out a window so their Uncle Charlie could get a job.” Now, now. Not quite. But […]
August 10, 2009
There’s some surprising poll numbers coming out in N.J.. PolitickerNJ reports that, according to the recent Monmouth County poll, Christie is leading 47% to 37% […]
August 3, 2009
NJEA’s PAC has just voted to endorse 47 Democrats and 24 Republicans for the New Jersey Legislature. Here’s the complete list. The press release also […]
July 27, 2009
Can we finally agree that a primary source of N.J.’s woes – both political and educational – flows from the legacy of home rule? Our […]
July 20, 2009
A funny thing is happening on the way to the gubernatorial election in New Jersey. The education reform movement is starting to overturn traditional alliances […]
July 14, 2009