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NJTV Learning Live starts Monday, April 6, geared toward students in grades 3 through 6.
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Three steps to fix New Jersey schools
We need a Trump-like Governor with the guts to take on the special interests.
$100 tip to teacher who waitresses seems a little curious
It seems curious that at a time when the teachers union is looking to garner support from the public that this story pops up.
NJ voters may get chance to cut public workers' benefits
Senate president says he'll seek pension and health care changes within six weeks. If progress isn't made, proposed constitutional amendments would follow.
NJEA members rally to reduce their share of health care costs
Hundreds of NJEA members delivered petitions with more than 116,000 signatures asking lawmakers to reduce what they pay for health insurance.
Spadea: NJEA is right to oppose merging school districts
Consolidating school districts is one way the Senate President wants to lower the cost of running everything related to the NJ legislature.
Public unions can't force you to pay them anymore
If you are a New Jersey teacher represented by the NJEA or a public worker covered by the CWA, you can now opt out of your annual dues.
Time to investigate the teachers union: Call Sen. Steve Sweeney
Ask him to inquire about the steps police are taking regarding the possible teacher-student sex referenced in the undercover NJEA exposure video.
Journalist James O'Keefe exposes the NJEA with explosive videos
'Project Veritas' went undercover and exposed serious issues with New Jersey union leaders working to represent teachers.
After undercover videos, NJEA says it will look at itself
The state's largest teachers union will examine its own members' conduct after undercover videos were published by a conservative group.