Lawmakers urged to act on 'code red' teacher shortage in NJ
A problem that predates the pandemic has become a full-blown issue statewide that is already affecting classroom instruction, lawmakers are told at a hearing.
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A problem that predates the pandemic has become a full-blown issue statewide that is already affecting classroom instruction, lawmakers are told at a hearing.
A problem that predates the pandemic has become a full-blown issue statewide that is already affecting classroom instruction, lawmakers are told at a hearing.
A problem that predates the pandemic has become a full-blown issue statewide that is already affecting classroom instruction, lawmakers are told at a hearing.
December 11, 2020 at 1:54 AM NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ – Long-time board member and the current Vice-President of the Board of Education (BOE), Robert Dinerman, announced his resignation from the board at the Thursday, Dec. 10 meeting. He will officially resign as of Dec. 11. Dinerman explained that he and his wife will be heading to Virginia where their daughter and a newborn grandchild live. “It has been a great run,” he said referring to the past eight years that he has been a member of the BOE. All his three children went through the New Providence public school system. Dinerman works as ...