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We are underway at Monmouth Univ, where online education experts are addressing private and public school leaders.
8:58 AM Mar 30th
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Dr. Poonam Alaigh: Approach health exchanges cautiously:
9:41 AM Mar 29th
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If the Penalty for Uninsured Taxpayers Survives, Good Luck Collecting It: via @
9:13 AM Mar 28th
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@ Thank you, Jeff!
7:15 AM Mar 5th
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in reply to JeffScully
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ICYMI: CSI-NJ President Jerry Cantrell discusses @ proposed budget on New Jersey Now
7:11 AM Mar 5th
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What would potential school funding changes in New Jersey mean for your district?
7:23 AM Mar 1st
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Governor renews call to pass the , giving students in failing districts the option to attend another public or private school.
11:47 AM Feb 21st
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Governor Christie proposes another $200 million increase in school aid, and 10% income tax cut in budget address
11:32 AM Feb 21st
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This is the last chance to register for the N Liberty Breakfast with Dr. Charles Murray!
5:39 AM Feb 14th
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Charter schools are supposedly funded at 90% of the cost of their host district, but are they?
12:07 PM Feb 8th
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York President: NJ job growth "quite robust" in last quarter of 2011
9:13 AM Jan 30th
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The Record: NJ's economy picks up as NYC's slows
9:11 AM Jan 30th
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CSI-NJ releases new research on President Obama's proposed Enterprise Value Tax and its impact on NJ businesses
10:34 AM Jan 25th
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NJBiz: Change in tax law would have $340 million impact on NJ businesses
10:32 AM Jan 25th
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Prepared remarks from @ State of the State, including a proposed 10% income tax cut across the board
1:23 PM Jan 17th
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Economics Fellow Jay Williams on why 21st Century student assessment does not work with 19th Century grade books
8:22 AM Jan 12th
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Assemblyman Alex DeCroce, a long-serving friend of state taxpayers, passed away suddenly yesterday at the State House
5:24 AM Jan 10th
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350 school board members have failed to complete mandatory criminal background checks, and are now ineligible to serve.
5:43 AM Jan 5th
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Property tax increases in North Jersey are finally slowing down, thanks in part to a lower tax cap.
7:45 AM Jan 3rd
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Star-Ledger: NJ Democrats must not block Opportunity Scholarship Act
6:00 AM Jan 2nd
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