The Times of Trenton published the following article on 2/15/2014. To read the full article, click here. Woman fights homelessness and addiction with the help of Trenton Rescue Mission Nicole Mulvaney / February 15, 2014 When Donna Wile stepped off the train on South Clinton Avenue in Trenton last March, she was hungry and alone… Continue Reading
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Health Insurance Coverage Sign-Ups Via ACA Slip in NJ After Earlier Surge
NJ Spotlight published the following article on 2/14/2014. To read the full article, click here. Health Insurance Coverage Sign-Ups Via ACA Slip in NJ After Earlier Surge Andrew Kitchenman | February 14, 2014 New Jersey sign-ups for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act dropped markedly in January after a big upswing in enrollments in… Continue Reading
State Board Reaffirms its Commitment to Common Core Standards
NJ Spotlight published the following article on 2/13/2014. To read the full article, click here. State Board Reaffirms its Commitment to Common Core Standards John Mooney | February 13, 2014 With debate about the Common Core State Standards and related testing at a steady boil, the Christie administration and the state Board of Education yesterday… Continue Reading
Good Care Collaborative Seeks to Foster Fresh Approach to Improving Healthcare System
NJ Spotlight published the following article on 2/13/2014. To read the full article, click here. Initiative Seeks to Foster Fresh Approach to Improving Healthcare System Andrew Kitchenman | February 13, 2014 State officials and insurers can learn much about improving healthcare delivery from a series of programs that are already getting impressive results. That’s the… Continue Reading
Harrison Academy in Trenton to close because of poor enrollment
The Times of Trenton published the following article on 2/12/2014. To read the full article, click here. Harrison Academy in Trenton to close because of poor enrollment Jenna Pizzi / 2/12/2014 The district’s alternative middle school program will close at the end of the month because of poor enrollment, the district’s superintendent said today. Superintendent… Continue Reading