NJ is training Black men to become teachers for $500K a year
The state of New Jersey has budgeted $500,000 each year since FY 2022 to fund its MOCHA pilot program to train men of color to become teachers.
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The state of New Jersey has budgeted $500,000 each year since FY 2022 to fund its MOCHA pilot program to train men of color to become teachers.
The state of New Jersey has budgeted $500,000 each year since FY 2022 to fund its MOCHA pilot program to train men of color to become teachers.
More COVID vaccine appointments have become available across N.J. Here’s where. Updated Apr 07, 2021; Posted Apr 07, 2021 First Lady Tammy Murphy, left, watches as Eileen Xu, a nurse from AtlantiCare, gives Miriam Ramos of Pleasantville her vaccine shot at Atlantic City Convention Center mega site in January.Edward Lea | Atlantic City Press via pool Facebook Share In recent days, more coronavirus vaccine appointments have become available, particularly at the Atlantic County COVID-19 Vaccination mega-site, where hundreds of appointments were available at the start of the week. The Atlanti...