Here is the latest New Jersey education news from Nj.com and NJ Advance Media.
New Jersey Education News
The 2025 event at the Atlantic City Convention Center is expected to attract over 5,000 industry attendees and showcase more than 200 exhibitors. [Read more]
A judge will allow the New Jersey mother's her discrimination lawsuit to move forward as the family reveals the emotional and academic toll of missed school days. [Read more]
Use the look-up tool to see how much state aid your district lost or gained going into the new school year. [Read more]
The gift will establish an endowed professorship in chemistry, university officials announced. [Read more]
The districts, including Camden, Wayne and Jackson, eliminated positions, with some facing their steepest staff reductions in decades. [Read more]
The Grammy-nominated professor will create new arrangements for the rock band's 10-concert tour in 2026. [Read more]
Some parents argue the new rules are restrictive for students and costly for families with school-branded polo shirts starting at nearly $16 each. [Read more]
The program will serve approximately 490 first-year students at Rutgers-New Brunswick. [Read more]
Students can now major in AI as the New Jersey institution joins a small group of universities offering degrees in the new field. [Read more]
The school's president previously warned the campus community about financial concerns stemming from Trump administration restrictions on international students. [Read more]
New Jersey's largest high schools continue to grow, with some now enrolling 1,000 more students than area colleges. [Read more]
The Newark School of Architecture & Interior Design will open Friday for freshman orientation under a temporary certificate of occupancy while work continues [Read more]
School district officials filed a lawsuit demanding a neighboring borough pay back the $56,000 it mistakenly paid. [Read more]
After a horrific abuse case in which a teen was allegedly chained to a toilet and caged, New Jersey is considering a new home-schooling law. [Read more]
The new school at one of New Jersey's largest universities opens this week with a class of 75 future veterinarians. [Read more]