Author: Wells Winegar

INTERVIEW: NJPI Chairman Discusses the NJ Education Landscape on New Jersey Politics with Laura Jones

Check out NJPI Chairman Andy Mulvihill as he is interviewed by Laura Jones on the landscape of K-12 education in

NJ ED REPORT: As Other States Move Forward, Will New Jersey Leave Education Dollars Behind?

  Wells Winegar is Executive Director of the New Jersey Policy Institute, As Governor Mikie Sherrill begins her term in

New Jersey Policy Institute Releases First “Pork Roll Report” as Governor Proposes FY2027 Budget

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 10, 2026 Trenton, NJ — As Governor Mikie Sherrill today proposed a $60.7 billion budget for

As Other States Move Forward, Will New Jersey Leave Education Dollars Behind?

  By Wells Winegar, Executive Director, New Jersey Policy Institute   As Governor Mikie Sherrill begins her term in office,

InsiderNJ: NJPI Statement on the Appointment of Dr. Lily Laux as Commissioner of Education

The New Jersey Policy Institute (NJPI) congratulates Dr. Lily Laux on her nomination to serve as New Jersey’s next Commissioner

A New Chapter for New Jersey

Today, New Jersey turns the page. With the inauguration of Mikie Sherrill as the state’s 57th governor, New Jersey begins

NJPI Urges Lawmakers Not to Advance Bill Targeting Homeschooling Families

by Wells Winegar, NJPI Executive Director The New Jersey Policy Institute has formally urged members of the Assembly Health Committee

New Jersey Policy Institute Welcomes Kristen Cobo to Its Board of Directors

Leader in Children’s Mental Health and Parental Rights Advocacy Joins Expanding NJPI Board FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Parsippany, N.J. — December

A Cautionary Moment for Union Transparency as Former NJEA Leader Seeks a National Role

The recent announcement that former New Jersey Education Association president Sean Spiller has launched a campaign for leadership within the

A4121 Is a Hatchet When New Jersey Needs a Scalpel

Today, I had the opportunity to testify before the Assembly Education Committee on A4121, a bill that would eliminate New

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