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Despite the temptations, we are not piling on Jersey City Public School’s decision not to re-open. It’s a great time for planning a super re-opening in the Fall and for teachers, District staff and the NJEA to reflect deeply and work together to make it so https://t.co/e3cemPk36p
Is something amiss in Jersey City Public School Finance and Management? Something that is fixable right there at home without huge state handouts? https://t.co/ewQMOT1g5y
We honor the memory and years of service, including to the cause of education equality and fairness, of a fine American, George Shultz, who departed us last week and leaves a remarkable legacy of action and ideas… https://t.co/2hiIEYUEca
Celebrating School Choice and Education Equality in New Jersey today and even some news media amplification! Thanks USA Today!! https://t.co/0HRnHMmMHd #nationalschoolchoiceweek #coreydangelis #choicemediatv
New Jersey spends $30.9 billion annually on education- #1 in the US as % of GDP at 4.5%—and #2 again per pupil at $21,742 behind only New York…yet so much inequality….so many failing schools… Solutions tomorrow? https://t.co/W7cHeN3kvH
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