New Jersey
Where they are now: Former N.J. education commissioner Brett Schundler
The parent calling was concerned about what size school shirt to order. “I can help you with that,” said the gentleman answer ...
13 years ago
Is teacher tenure reform possible without a big brawl?
This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. I stumbled out of the opening panel Thurs ...
13 years ago
Rutgers hires former N.J. Attorney General John Farmer to replace Mike Wolf
Rutgers University has hired a widely respected former state attorney general to be the school’s top in-house lawyer after the last ...
13 years ago
Rutgers attorney John Wolf resigns, again
A Rutgers University lawyer resigned Thursday amid growing anger that he was still employed after approving a decision in December to sus ...
13 years ago
N.J. lawmakers, education chief tangle over Christie spending plan
New Jersey lawmakers have some questions about the education aid that accounts for about a third of Gov. Chris Christie’s budget pl ...
13 years ago
In Acquiring Share of AmeriHealth, Cooper Crosses Hospital-Insurer Divide
Hospitals and insurers have traditionally been adversaries in payment negotiations, but that line could soon be blurred in South Jersey, ...
13 years ago
Chronicling New Jersey with a paint brush
Some people dream of retiring and taking up art. Mel Leipzig – who has been p ...
13 years ago
Hurricane Sandy leaves New Jersey with $2.6B tab for water infrastructure
Hurricane Sandy damaged more than 100 facilities supplying drinking water to residents and sewage treatment plants, leaving the state wit ...
13 years ago