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Education

Rutgers Dean frets over election unrest

October 12, 2020   7:21 pmOctober 12, 2020   8:13 pm
Carolyn Moehling, the associate Dean of Undergraduate Education at the Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences, has written a “Dear Colleagues” letter to all professors and lecturers at the state university, requesting that they refrain from scheduling challenging classwork...
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T.J. Best joins charter school group

October 2, 2020   12:20 pm
Passaic County Freeholder T.J. Best has joined the New Jersey Public Charter Schools Association as director of government affairs. “T.J. is a dedicated public servant who has been a tireless advocate for improving educational outcomes for all kids throughout his...
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Cole retiring after 23 year as Montclair State University president

September 9, 2020   3:19 pm
Montclair State University President Susan A. Cole will retire in July 2021. Cole has been president of New Jersey’s second-largest state university for 23 years and was the first woman to hold the post. In 2009, Cole was an early...
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Judge reinstates Piscataway school board member

August 22, 2020   1:38 pm
A state administrative law judge has reinstated a Piscataway school board member whose colleagues removed him last month for missing three consecutive meetings. Ralph Johnson maintained that his absences were due to a change in his work schedule.  He is...
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Addiego wants only remote learning in N.J. schools in fall

August 15, 2020   8:49 pmAugust 16, 2020   1:46 pm
A Democratic state senator is calling on Gov. Phil Murphy to reverse his decision and require all New Jersey schools to hold classes only through remote learning until its completely safe to reopen. “If it’s unsafe to have indoor dining ...
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NJEA wants Murphy to reopen schools remotely

August 12, 2020   9:29 amAugust 12, 2020   9:35 am
The president of the New Jersey Education Association and two other top state education advocates told Gov. Phil Murphy on Tuesday that they want public schools to reopen remotely in September, eschewing in-person learning during the coronavirus pandemic. NJEA president...
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Teachers visit county superintendents’ offices, find them empty

August 1, 2020   10:45 pm
OPINION On a humid Friday in July, members of NJ21United, a partnership of NJEA members, parents, and community allies, set out on a quest to speak with every County Education Superintendent in the state of New Jersey. Our goal was...
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