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It holds the distinction of being our most densely populated state. Now people may wonder, though, is New Jersey also our most dense state? The question is relevant with news that the Garden State has tacitly confessed that it’s no fertile garden of intellectualism. The issue? NJ is having trouble finding enough (qualified) teachers.

The “solution”?

Dumb down standards. To be precise, cease requiring teachers to pass basic reading, writing, and math for certification.

In fact, the legislation effecting this change, Act 1669, actually “prohibits education officials from requiring teaching candidates to complete basic skills tests,” the New Jersey Monitor told us in May. The law was signed by Governor Phil Murphy in June and takes effect today, January 1.

It holds the distinction of being our most densely populated state. Now people may wonder, though, is New Jersey also our most dense state? The question is relevant with news that the Garden State has tacitly confessed that it’s no fertile garden of intellectualism. The issue? NJ is having trouble finding enough (qualified) teachers. The “solution”? Dumb down standards. To be precise, cease requiring teachers to pass basic reading, writing, and math for certification. In fact, the legislation effecting this change, Act 1669, actually “prohibits education officials from requiring teaching candidates to complete basic skills tests,” the New Jersey Monitor told us in May. The law was signed by Governor Phil Murphy in June and takes effect today, January 1.

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Teachers don't need to be educated, in fact, if they know too much, they may not teach the agenda.

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Wow, Oregon removed pretty much all requirements to graduate, and now here's New Jersey being all "hold my beer" as they race to the bottom. Fucking morons, all of them.

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Probably not happening in jewish schools.