Category: News & Media
- Education, In the News, News & Media
SPOTLIGHT NJ: NJ teachers sue over $40 million campaign boost for union president
NJ teachers sue over $40 million campaign boost for union president NJEA used member dues to get its president elected […]
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NJ ED REPORT: Two NJ Teachers Sue NJEA For Misusing Their Union Dues In Bid for Governor
Two NJ Teachers Sue NJEA For Misusing Their Union Dues In Bid for Governor By Laura Waters October 1,...
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POLITICO: NJEA hit with lawsuit for $40M gov race spending
NJEA hit with lawsuit for $40M gov race spending The Fairness Center, a Pennsylvania-based nonprofit, is representing two teachers in...
- Education, In the News
NORTHJERSEY.COM: Murphy team trying to ‘stall’ on NJ school segregation resolution, plaintiffs argue
As plaintiffs accuse the Murphy administration of stalling resolution in the long-running Latino Action Network v. NJ case, the New
- Blog Posts, News & Media
A Step Toward Justice: What the Supreme Court’s Disability Rights Decision Means for Students
By Barbie Vartanian, NJPI Board Member The Supreme Court’s recent decision marks a meaningful step toward greater accountability in how
- Blog Posts, Education
Let’s Not Trade Trust for Red Tape: Why S1796 Misses the Mark
By Rosemary Becchi President & Founder, New Jersey Policy Institute At the New Jersey Policy Institute, our mission is to
- Education, In the News
CHALKBEAT: In school segregation case, New Jersey opposes appeal as think tank urges court to consider remedy
NJPI is featured in a recent Chalkbeat article for filing an amicus brief in New Jersey’s ongoing school segregation case.
- Education, In the News
NJ MONITOR: New Jersey asks appellate court to deny school desegregation case appeal
In a recent development in the Latino Action Network v. State of New Jersey lawsuit, the state has requested the
- Education, In the News
NJ ED REPORT: To Address State School Segregation, Give Families a Choice, Says NJPI
In a recent NJ Education Report piece, he highlights how expanding the Interdistrict School Choice Program—an existing, underutilized solution—can offer
- Education, Press Releases
Press Release: NJ POLICY INSTITUTE FILES AMICUS BRIEF IN SCHOOL SEGRATION LAWSUIT
The New Jersey Policy Institute (NJPI) has filed an amicus brief in the ongoing school segregation lawsuit brought by the
- Education, In the News
DC JOURNAL: A Student’s Education Fate Shouldn’t Be Decided by a ZIP Code
Don’t miss this compelling piece in the DC Journal by NJPI Board Member Erica Jedynak. Erica shines a light on
- Blog Posts, Energy
Summer’s Here — and So Are Higher Energy Bills
By Rosemary Becchi, NJPI President and Founder As the weather heats up, so will your electricity bill. Starting June 1,
- Blog Posts, Education
Opening Up Public School Access in New Jersey: Expanding Educational Options for Families
By Erica Jedynak, NJPI Board Member The Injustice New Jersey’s exclusionary system of assigning students to public schools based on
