January 20, 2014
Here’s a sample from Paul Rudnick’s “New Jersey: The Quiz” in this week’s New Yorker: 1. True or false: The map of New Jersey resembles […]
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January 19, 2014
The School Development Authority, the agency in charge of school construction, has denied the $8 million in funding necessary to make urgent repairs to Trenton […]
January 17, 2014
Here’s my thoughts on this one, posted at WHYY’s Newsworks: Those of you who are not big Chris Christie fans may be forgiven for indulging […]
January 16, 2014
That’s Sen. Ray Lesniak’s gloomy prognosis for the Opportunity Scholarship Act, or the “voucher bill,” a longtime goal for Gov. Christie and a bipartisan group […]
January 15, 2014
How much airtime did Gov. Christie devote to education in his State of the State speech yesterday afternoon? The whole megillah was 4,213 words. (Here’s […]
January 14, 2014
NJEA just issued a press release that responds to Gov. Christie’s anticipated call during his speech this afternoon for longer school days and years. NJEA […]
January 14, 2014
This morning StudentsFirst, the Sacramento-based ed reform non-profit headed by Michelle Rhee, released its 2014 State Policy Report Cards. New Jerseyans can check out NJ […]
January 14, 2014
Gov. Chris Christie gives his State of the State address at 3 this afternoon in the State Assembly Chamber as he tries to distract everyone […]
January 14, 2014
How are we doing? Check out today’s column at WHYY Newsworks: This morning StudentsFirst, the take-no-prisoners-education reform organization headed by former D.C. Chancellor of Education […]
January 13, 2014
Here’s how it starts (minus some stats in the first paragraph): It’s an old problem: New Jersey has one of the most segregated public school […]
January 12, 2014
Education Week released its Quality Counts state report cards on student achievement, fiscal equity, and policies. See Press of Atlantic City and the Star Ledger, […]
January 10, 2014
It’s still early days, writes John Mooney at NJ Spotlight, but A few said they expected Christie may be more prone to compromises, while others […]