The New Jersey State Board of Education took time to honor past President Mark Biedron and Vice President Joe Fisicaro as several new and returning members were sworn in August 2. The Board also […]
NJ Supreme Court Rules PERC Wrong to Deny Union Members Salary Increases After Contract Expiration
The state Supreme Court ruled August 2 that the Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC) was wrong to deny members of specific unions the right to annual salary increases after their contracts had expired. Yesterday’s […]
State Board Honors Past President & VP Biedron & Fisicaro, As Board Members Sworn In & Newark Marches Toward Local Control
The New Jersey State Board of Education took time to honor past President Mark Biedron and Vice President Joe Fisicaro as embers were sworn in August 2. The Board also approved a resolution on […]
Fordham Institute Puts In 2 Cents On ESSA, Garden State Gets Middle of Pack Rating
The Fordham Institute is out with its own review of state plans under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). While some independent reviews have found the first 17 state plans submitted to the Education […]
Gubernatorial Candidates Phil Murphy and Kim Guadagno Announce Running Mates
The race for Governor continues to march forward with the two gubernatorial nominees Phil Murphy (D) and Kim Guadagno (R) announcing their selections for Lieutenant Governor earlier this week. The Murphy campaign has announced […]
Gubernatorial Debates Announced
The New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission has announced the dates and locations of two debates in New Jersey’s gubernatorial election. Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno is expected to face off against Ambassador Phil Murphy […]
NJDOE Resubmits ESSA Plan To Feds
The New Jersey Department of Education resubmitted a revised state accountability plan to comply with the Every Student Succeeds Act earlier this week. The revised plan responded to recent feedback from the US Department […]
New Pharmacy Contract For SEHBP & SHBP Project $1.6B In Saving Over 3 Years
A newly adopted State prescription drug contract is projected to save about $1.6 billion over the next three years in pharmacy costs for the state and local, including school district, employees The announcement comes seven […]
Governor Issues Line Item Veto Document, Speaker Calls Him Out
While the government shutdown is over, tensions are still being felt in Trenton. So, it’s not surprising that the Assembly Speaker isn’t too happy with several line item language changes the Governor made to […]
Garden State Gets Feedback From Feds On ESSA Plan
New Jersey was one of four states that received feedback from the federal government on their proposed state plan under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Unlike the prior round of feedback, this round […]