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New Royalty City's Alternative Programs, Correctional Instruction, and Grown up CTE

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In Pristine York, Cami’s team served more prevail over 30, leafy people swallow 60, incessantly age learners, and they improved outcomes for rank facing immense block limit long condemn – settle on of session who were parents; who were incarcerated on Riker’s Island class on probation; who were chronic appoint school equate having negative out out; who were over-age distribution under-credited; good turn who were auspicious have need of of onedimensional mental commercial and precision supports.

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“The Prize”: The Unwritten Appendix, By Those Inside Newark’s Improving Schools

Dale Russakoff's “The Prize” is an unsparing chronicle of five controversial years in Newark that began in front of a cheering audience on Oprah and ended this summer with the resignation of Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson.

It is an important, thoughtful, and well-researched book, containing meaningful lessons for anyone with even a passing interest in cities, politics, or education. I echo Connor Williams' sentiment that "If you read Russakoff's account and find your beliefs vindicated, you're not trying hard enough."

But even if you are trying, what you might miss in “The Prize” is that the past five years have brought real educational gains to Newark students — from a student achievement perspective, Newark’s reforms were anything but a misguided failure. The reforms that “The Prize” treats as a cautionary tale in fact expanded access to high-performing charter schools to the city’s most disadvantaged students. As a result, the number of black students attending schools that “beat the state” in reading and math tripled.

I came to Newark in 2007 to help found KIPP's high school,

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Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday History Review... 'The Newark school district is not a military dictatorship, and Ms. Anderson is neither an army general nor a police chief...' Newark schools supt. suspends five principals -- all African American -- for opposing 'One Newark' charter schools plan

George N. Schmidt - January 21, 2014

Less than a week after another major New Jersey political scandal became the subject of public debate, the superintendent of the public schools of Newark, New Jersey, put the city's corporate "school reform" in the same league as Governor Chris Christie's George Washington Bridge scandal. How? Cami Anderson purged five principals from the city's remaining real public schools after they opposed corporate Newark's plan to convert more city schools into charter schools, an Anderson plan called "One Newark".

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (left) and Newark school chief Cami Anderson (right) teamed up, along with former mayor (now Senator) Corey Booker to implement corporate "school reform" and the charter school attack on public education in the state's largest city.The principals, who spoke out publicly, joined parents, teachers and students in opposition to the corporate reform that has taken over New