Parents, activists clash in Roxbury over sexually explicit books
A librarian’s lawsuit and the ensuing controversy drew hundreds of parents to the Roxbury BOE meeting on Tuesday evening, Save Jerseyans, and at time the […]
Education
N.J. bill would defund libraries for restricting book access
Parents across the nation are working to remove pornographic books from their kids’ libraries, and the Media is predictably dismissing their efforts as “book bans.” […]
Murphy Administration appears poised to mandate COVID-19, Flu, and HPV vaccines in schools
New Jersey parents may have a massive choice to make ahead of the upcoming 2023-2024 school year. Earlier this week, the New Jersey Department of […]
Men vs. Women in New Jersey Athletics? It’s Happening, Thanks to NJ Dems. | Testa
Imagine: you just drove to your daughter’s high school tennis match, excited to watch her compete, when a player on the opposing team catches your […]
Pennacchio sides with parents in defamation battle with Roxbury school librarian
A leading NJGOP Senator is siding with a group of parents who are facing down a civil court case initiated by a local public school […]
Fighting for Fully Funded Schools | Piperno
Recently, Governor Murphy introduced his proposed budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year. In his proposed budget is the continued, relentless pursuit of cuts to over […]
LISTEN: Attorney explains N.J. school district’s battle over “anti-trans” Twitter account
The Hunterdon Central Regional Board of Education remains locked in controversy over an “anti-trans” Twitter account and the allegation that one of its own members […]
OPINION: The new N.J. “information literacy” law isn’t woke | Bergen
As a proud dad of two GenZers growing up in today’s crazy online world, my parental antenna automatically goes up whenever anyone talks about indoctrinating […]
Testa accuses N.J. State Board of Ed of suppressing public participation
Governor Murphy has worked to pack the New Jersey State Board of Education after encountered some former members’ resistance to his radical sexual and gender […]
School funding, property taxes aren’t the winning issues N.J. Republicans think they are
Fighting to keep your local school fully funded (whatever that means) sounds like good politics, right? Republicans running in 2023 clearly think so, and my […]
Murphy’s radical N.J. school board nominee stalls in committee
Notwithstanding NAACP and NJEA pressure, Democrats decided not to advance a controversial Murphy nominee for the state school board on Thursday. Senator Kristin Corrado (R-40), […]
Our kids are killing themselves. NJ.com’s priority: too many white teachers!
I shared some hearfelt thoughts on Adriana Kuch’s suicide on Tuesday morning, Save Jerseyans, and the need to reexamine public education from top-to-bottom. Discipline. Culture. […]