Fifty bucks for besting the PARCC test? Efforts to postpone using the results for years. Atlantic City's crisis call for creativity. And losing a jazz ...
Steve Wollmer
Members of the Assembly voted 63 to 7 to delay the PARCC test results being used by three years.
Cory Booker celebrates his victory and talks about his goals in the U.S. Senate. Plus, a state Senate committee says OK to the governor’s latest ...
Special interest groups are spending more on state campaigns than ever before, according to the Election Law Enforcement Commission.
The governor says yes and no to medical marijuana. And we talk to the father who challenged him yesterday. And to the sponsors of the ...
NJEA Communications Director Steve Wollmer says Gov. Chris Christie is trying to drive a wedge between labor organizations because he doesn't want people to focus ...
NJEA Communications Director Steve Wollmer says a lot of work by various stakeholders went into the teacher tenure reform bill.
The state's largest teachers union nearly doubled its record $6 million from the year before. The target of this unprecedented multi-million dollar effort was Gov. ...
Director of Communications Steve Wollmer says the governor is diverting attention away from the real issues like teacher tenure and evaulation.
With federal funds largely spent and budget cuts taking effect, school districts statewide mull their options.
Moves mark a pronounced break from the past as school boards seek to close budget holes.
Positions of Newark Teachers Union, such as support for merit pay, often put it at odds with NJEA.
Gov. Christie accuses New Jersey Education Association of dirty tricks, including harassing the Lt. Governor's children as school budget vote nears.
New Jersey has been rejected in its initial bid for hundreds of millions in federal Race To the Top school funding grants. The Christie administration ...