I read the recent letter submitted by PEA President John McEntee. In the letter, Mr. McEntee demanded an apology from Assistant Superintendent Warren because of her comments regarding the types of teachers being sought to serve the students at the Young Men’s Academy.
Teague: Low voter turnout allowed party to seize power in Paterson
The election is over. The people have spoken and elected two new council representatives, re-elected one current councilwoman and a new mayor. I respect our system of democracy but it would be very remiss of me to not say that I am equally disappointed in the low turnout by Paterson voters on Election Day.
Teague: We have a lot of work to do
I want to give all praises to the Most High for granting me the opportunity to write this letter. Secondly, I want to congratulate all of the winners on their respective victories last night. I also want to congratulate all candidates for running. I know how much work it takes to stand in front of…
Paterson activist reflects on King’s legacy
50 years ago, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. We all know the infamous Mountaintop speech delivered in a Memphis church the day before his death. But I want to point out a particular line in Dr. King’s last sermon which read: “I’m delighted to see each of you here tonight in spite of…
Ex-school board member endorses McKoy for Paterson mayor
Over the course of the next few weeks Paterson voters will be inundated with campaign literature, propaganda, commercials and the like from various candidates seeking to lead the city.
Teague expresses confidence in Shafer’s leadership
I find myself in a juxtaposition right now. On the one hand, I did question the process. On the other hand, I am fully supportive of Ms. Eileen Shafer. I want to go on record as saying that I am completely confident in her leadership. I’ll briefly explain my reason. When I served on the…
Teague: Paterson facing a crisis of mammoth proportion in special education
As you know, Paterson Public Schools is currently facing a crisis of mammoth proportions in the area of special education. As reported, nearly 2,000 special education students are without requisite speech therapy time.