The Jaffe Podcast4 Dec 2019

Jaffe Podcast ep. 24: Mark Finkelstein

The cost of special education can be absolutely enormous – with taxpayers paying more than $100,000 in tuition to send children with complex disabilities to private specialized schools. There’s no question these students should receive the best care possible, but isn’t there another viable option? Yes, says Mark Finkelstein, the long-time superintendent of the Educational Services Commission of New Jersey, a public entity, which provides the same quality education for about half the price. How does his team do it? Find out in today’s Jaffe Briefing podcast.

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Jaffe Podcast ep. 23: Colleen Mahr

Gaping potholes. Higher taxes. Senseless political squabbles. Those are all local issues that keep mayors awake at night. Throw on the pile the constant threat of state aid cuts, requirements for more...

21 Okt 201948min

Jaffe Podcast ep. 22: Dr. Dale Caldwell

If New Jersey is truly pro-business, it needs to give a boost to the weary small business owner, the backbone of the state’s economy. These are the people coping with high downtown rents, no advertisi...

12 Sep 201931min

Jaffe Podcast ep. 21: Eleni Theodoru & Diane Grossman

It is Back to School, and for many kids, it is the sad return to the hallways, locker rooms and lunch tables, all bastions for bullying. And it’s no longer just about an ill-timed wedgie. Cyber-bully...

4 Sep 201940min