Senate Education Committee Demands a “Reckoning With Truth,” Despite Pleas From NJEA
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After the U.S. education system fractured into Zoom screens last spring, experts feared millions of →
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NJEducationAid: NJ Policy Perspective’s Biased Research Is Misleading You About NJ Teacher Pensions.
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As part of its advocacy for the New Jersey Education Association, the New Jersey Policy →
Why Should the State Ed. Dept. Have to Collect Data on Student Learning Loss? Here’s Why.
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This is testimony from JerseyCAN Executive Director Patricia Morgan, given yesterday at the Senate Education →
How Often Does a Senate Committee Meeting Remind You of a Trump-Biden Debate?
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Today the New Jersey Senate Education Committee is meeting for a full day of hearings →
NJ Senate Education Committee to Consider Crucial Bill Later Today.
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Heads-up to those who think measuring New Jersey students’ learning loss is critical if we →
As COVID Cases Rise, Case Study of a NJ District’s Decision to Go All-Remote
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It’s hard to argue that Mt. Olive Superintendent Robert Zywicki hasn’t been trying to do →
COMMENTARY: Some Advice for NJ’s New Ed Commissioner: If We Don’t Measure, We Can’t Fix It
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For the last three years students, parents, teachers, and schools have been effectively abandoned by →
COVID Explainer: Will Your Child’s School Have To Close?
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An increasingly number of New Jersey school district superintendents are sending out letters to parents →
Will We Bury Our Heads in the Sand or Get Serious About Covid Learning Loss?
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“More than ever, it is abundantly clear there is a need for real-time data on →
Sean Spiller’s Ego Trip Goes All the Way to the White House!
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Hey, there’s nothing wrong with dreaming big. But Sean Spiller, Vice President of the New →