Archive for the ‘Policy’ Category
Campus Green Part Three: Increasing Affordability and Efficiencies
Executive Summary
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The New Jersey Legislature and Governor Christie are simultaneously examining the effectiveness and affordability of the state’s public higher education system.
This report is the third in a Common Sense Institute...
January 3rd, 2011 | Education, Featured, Policy | Read More
Campus Green Part Two: New Jersey’s Community Colleges
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The New Jersey Legislature and Governor Christie are simultaneously examining the effectiveness and affordability of the state’s public higher education system.
This report is the second in a Common Sense Institute of New Jersey (CSI-NJ) series that will analyze how New Jersey’s...
December 26th, 2010 | Education, Policy | Read More
A Blueprint to Managing a New Era of Education in New Jersey
The Common Sense Institute of New Jersey and the School of Education at Monmouth University came together this Fall to study New Jersey’s educational system, and whether it is ready for a new era that will include broader options for parents and students.
The groups are co-hosting education summits...
December 21st, 2010 | Education, Featured, Policy | Read More
New Jersey to Lose One Congressional Seat
The U.S. Census Bureau has released population data that will result in New Jersey losing one of its 13 seats in the House of Representatives. The new total of 12 seats will equal the smallest New Jersey delegation since the 1920s.
New Jersey’s population increased between 2000 and 2010 to 8,791,894....
December 21st, 2010 | Featured, Policy | Read More
Campus Green Part One: Management Practices at New Jersey’s Senior Public Colleges
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The New Jersey Legislature and Governor Christie are simultaneously examining the effectiveness and affordability of the state’s public higher education system. This report is the first in a Common Sense Institute of New Jersey (CSI-NJ) series that will analyze how New Jersey’s...
November 23rd, 2010 | Education, Policy | Read More
A Citizen’s Guide to Ballot Question One
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO DEDICATE ASSESSMENTS ON
WAGES BY THE STATE TO THE PAYMENT OF EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
Shall the amendment to Article VIII, Section II of the State Constitution, agreed to by the Legislature, which: prohibits collection by the State of assessments based solely on employee wages and...
October 27th, 2010 | Policy | Read More
Entrepreneurs and Lower, Simpler Taxes Offer Path to Economic Growth
On October 7, a special committee of the General Assembly met to hear testimony on how to best address the economic downturn facing New Jersey. Jerry Cantrell, President of the Common Sense Institute of New Jersey, noted that the engine of job growth in New Jersey has been new businesses and the entrepreneurs...
October 11th, 2010 | Economic Development, Fiscal Reform, Jobs Watch, Policy, Taxation | Read More