Under the grant program, recipient schools will receive $100,000 each to implement strategies developed under a nationwide initiative known as the IGNITE Network, which aims to improve outcomes among special education students from communities of color or low incomes.
Brilla Paterson is one of two new charter schools approved to operate this fall in New Jersey.
Eliminating the Praxis Core Academics Skills for Educators test is the latest in a number of smart efforts to remove ineffective testing that has further exacerbated the state’s teacher shortage.
Earlier this month, oral arguments were heard in a historic lawsuit against the State of New Jersey aimed at addressing school segregation in the Garden State. The plaintiffs cited a…
In the sunny lunchroom of Philip’s Academy Charter School in Newark, 8th-grader Alyana Bonilla talked about aging out of PACS this Spring after the state Department of Education denied its application…
When I grew up in Kearny, my parents chose to send me to Catholic elementary and middle school. My parents then gave me the option of where I could go…
Parent activist Jasmine Morrison says since Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration recently rejected North Star Academy and other charter networks from enrolling more students, the future remains bleak for some 8,000…
Every morning, Rakeemah Jordan’s two 8th-grade boys put on their uniforms and head out to a nearby charter school they love, Phillips Academy, where they get plenty of attention in…
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