NJEdReport Augments and Amplifies Sunlight’s Report on the NJEA Inserting Itself into School Board Elections
Posted On08/08/2022 byThanks once again to NJEdReport for augmenting and amplifying Sunlight’s work. They provide and excellent take on the facts we present.Read More
NJEdReport Adds Its Own Take on Sunlight’s “Teaching Is Political, Part I”
Posted On07/27/2022 byThanks to NJEdReport for adding its take on Sunlight’s research. We want to note again that Sunlight is using the NJEA’s and the Radical Pedagogy Institutes own words to describe what they are doing. We were shocked at what we found.Read More
THE NJEA SAYS TEACHING IS POLITICAL.
Posted On07/26/2022 byIt’s what every parent wants to know these days… Who is injecting politics into our schools? Thanks to a heads-up from a friendly teacher, now we know that the NJEA is training teachers to become political activists in local school districts. Yes, you read that correctly. The NJEA – the state union that represents 125,000…Read More
NJEdReport’s Take on Former-ADP CEO Josh Weston Blasting NJEA Leadership’s Excessive Compensation
Posted On07/19/2022 byAs always, NJEdReport adds its own take on the big news that former-ADP CEO Josh Weston, one of New Jersey’s most famous and successful businessmen, finds the NJEA leadership’s lavish compensation to be “outrageous.” He thinks Gov. Murphy should claw some back, which Murphy will never do because he is very cozy with the…Read More
NJEdReport Adds Its Own Take on NJEA Leadership Pay and the Retaliation Against Sunlight
Posted On07/18/2022 byIf you’re not feeling bombarded on the issue, please read NJEdReport’s take on the Star-Ledger‘s editorial on NJEA Executive Director Ed Richardson making $2.5 million in 2019. NJEdReport’s perspective is always worth considering.Read More
NJEdReport Posts Sunlight’s Story on Richardson’s $2.5 Million Pay While NJ Media Snoozes
Posted On07/11/2022 byOnce again, thanks to NJEdReport for amplifying Sunlight’s research. Of course, to New Jersey’s establishment media, the fact that NJEA Executive Director Ed Richardson was paid $2.5 million in 2019 isn’t news. It’s OK for New Jersey teachers, whose average salary was $76,000 in 2019, to have their highest-in-the-nation dues make Richardson a multi-millionaire. And…Read More
2019 NJEA IRS 990: RETIRING NJEA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ED RICHARDSON WAS PAID $2.5 MILLION
Posted On07/07/2022 byNOW WE KNOW: RETIRING NJEA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ED RICHARDSON WAS PAID $2.5 MILLION IN 2019! The Sunlight Policy Center of New Jersey shines a light on New Jersey’s most powerful special interest and the lavish compensation of its leadership. After three years of no information on New Jersey’s most powerful special interest, the IRS finally…Read More
NJ.com Publishes Sunlight’s Op-ed on Teacher Shortage
Posted On06/23/2022 byThank goodness that unlike some other media outlets in New Jersey nj.com is willing to publish opinions that challenge New Jersey’s public school status quo. In response to a teacher shortage, Sunlight asks whether New Jersey’s public school system represents an appealing job opportunity for today’s young college grads. They value mobility and flexibility, but our…Read More
NJEdReport Augments and Amplifies Sunlight’s Report on NJ’s Teacher Shortage
Posted On06/22/2022 byThanks to NJEdReport augmenting and amplifying Sunlight’s latest research on New Jersey’s teacher shortage. NJEdReport ties in other elements – such as New Jersey Policy Perspective’s Mark Weber’s pro-NJEA prescriptions and its own work on the subject – to provide an even broader view of the subject. It’s always worth reading NJEdReport’s take on things.Read More
New Jersey’s Teacher Shortage is Nothing Less than A Crisis
Posted On06/22/2022 byNew Jersey’s Teacher Shortage is Nothing Less than A Crisis “Let’s be clear, the challenges created by the current staffing shortages are systemic and have been exacerbated by the pandemic, but they existed before it began.” – David Aberhold, Superintendent for West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District and President of the Garden State Coalition of Schools. Here…Read More