NEW JERSEY EDUCATION NEWS
Chalkbeat
Newark school board president abruptly resigns
Board president Asia Norton publicly announced her resignation in a Facebook post on Monday.
NJ.com
School board president in N.J.’s largest district resigns
Newark’s Board of Education president resigned Monday, later saying she was leaving to take a court job.
NJ Spotlight
NJ school districts still beset by shortage of bus drivers
Interview: Colleen Wilson, transportation reporter, The Record and NorthJersey.com.
NJ needs to bump up school aid to meet higher standards, report says
Think tank argues failure to revise school-funding formula impacts students with greatest needs and violates state Constitution.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Also appears in MSN.com
TAPinto.net
Newark School Board President Resigns. Here’s The Replacement Process
The president of Newark’s Board of Education has resigned her position of leading the governing body of New Jersey’s largest school district.
New pre-K through Grade-12 School to come to Hoboken Following Merger
Hoboken will soon have the first independent pre-K through Grade-12 school after two longstanding educational institutions agreed to merge.
Chatham Superintendent Michael LaSusa presented two budget questions that will be on the Nov. 7 ballot, which was followed by questions from the public at the Chatham Board of Education regular meeting.
NATIONAL EDUCATION NEWS
Education Week
AI Can Solve an Algebra Equation in Seconds. Here’s How Math Teachers Can Adapt
AI is accelerating a conversation around math instruction and solving real-world problems.
There’s Still No Consensus on Accountability for Teacher Prep
The teacher-preparation field remains split over quality control.
Schools Want Guidance on AI Use in Classrooms. States Are Not Providing It, Report Says
The lack of guidance is coming at a time when the use of AI is expanding in education.
Is Funding for School Archery and Hunting Programs Really at Risk?
A U.S. Department of Education document led to confusion among school administrators.