Teacher tenure reform headed for runway
Public school teachers would no longer enjoy tenure as lifetime job security and principals would have more power over personnel decisions under major legislation expected to be introduced today.
Read morePublic school teachers would no longer enjoy tenure as lifetime job security and principals would have more power over personnel decisions under major legislation expected to be introduced today.
Read moreBill S-1455 is the latest working version of a measure to revise teacher tenure and evaluation in New Jersey, sponsored by State Sen. Teresa Ruiz (D-Essex).
Read moreA bill that would allow New Jersey school elections to be held in November cleared an Assembly panel Thursday.
Read moreNow that New Jersey has finally won some federal Race to the Top money, how exactly does it plan to spend its long-sought check for $37,848,434 (more or less).
Read moreNew Jersey has been awarded nearly $38 million in federal Race to the Top funding to bolster Gov. Chris Christie’s education reform agenda, including plans to use test scores to evaluate teacher performance.
Read moreChris Christie appeared in Secaucus today to tout a state pilot program that will implement teacher evaluations in nearly a dozen New Jersey school districts.
Read moreNow that New Jersey’s midterm election is over, it’s back to business in the Statehouse — and that means education reform.
Read moreThese are challenging times for New Jersey’s kids and families. Families are juggling work, school, and activities, as well as their concerns about the economy, safety and security, and the future.
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