The Jersey City Education Association has dropped its threat to file a grievance over a controversial $6 million federal School Improvement Grant application for Lincoln High School after a meeting between union leaders and schools superintendent Charles Epps.
Despite the Jersey City Education Association’s very serious allegations of deception in Lincoln High School’s federal School Improvement Grant application, the school district says the union’s charges are incorrect, and it is moving forward with its pursuit of the lucrative grant.
The Jersey City school district’s controversial application seeking up to $6 million for a federal School Improvement Grant for Lincoln High School is being clouded by charges that the district improperly used teacher signatures to show support for the application.
All photos: Steve Gold On Thursday, more than 50 people filled the Our Lady of Czestochowa Meeting Hall in the Paulus Hook section of Jersey City for an At-Large City Council candidates forum sponsored by the Historic Paulus Hook Association (HPHA). It was the third in a series of HPHA candidate forums. The eight candidates [...]
On Tuesday, 11 of the 13 candidates for three At-Large seats on the City Council headed up to the Heights to take part in a forum presented by the Riverview Neighborhood Association. To go along with our written report on the event, we’ve got video of a number of candidates talking about specific issues, from [...]
Photo by Steve Gold Candidates for the City Council At-Large seat gathered on Tuesday evening to introduce themselves and field questions from voters at a forum held by the Riverview Neighborhood Association (RNA) in the Heights. About 75 people crowded into the dining room of the Harborview Health Center to hear from the candidates. Eleven [...]
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