Jessie Gomez is a Reporter at Chalkbeat Northwest. She focuses on education, particularly the K-12 education system, bringing attention to important issues within this field. Jessie has been featured in various outlets, including North Jersey Media Group, USA TODAY, and NJ Spotlight News.
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Jessie Gomez's coverage is heavily focused on local education matters, particularly within the Newark Public Schools system and New Jersey at large. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
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Plus, schools spend millions on i-Ready. Parents want proof it works.
This school year, the district enrolled 764 fewer students than the year prior.
By: Jessie Gomez
Plus, the district sees its first enrollment drop in years.
By: Jessie-Gomez
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By: Jessie Gomez
Plus, a Chalkbeat analysis shows half of America’s largest school districts face cuts or deficits this year.
Charter schools enrollment growth slows as the public school system loses students for the first time since 2019.
By: Jessie-Gomez
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Plus, Newark educators and students say schools could do more as clashes at Delaney Hall continue.
By: Jessie Gómez
Durante los días de bailes de graduación cuando uno de sus alumnos de último año se le acercó y le preguntó: “Señor Iovino, ¿tiene algún trabajo ocasional?”.
By: Jessie-Gomez
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