Here is the latest New Jersey education news from Nj.com and NJ Advance Media.
New Jersey Education News
Teachers can find several deals and freebies on food during Teacher Appreciation Week [Read more]
The deal for Wroxton College is expected to be finalized next year. [Read more]
Without the huge tax increase on homeowners, the school district said the average class size would balloon to 50 students in some classrooms. [Read more]
Comedian Ramy Youssef, who is scheduled to speak at Rutgers-Newark's graduation, has been a vocal advocate for Palestinians. [Read more]
The K-12 school district says it may have to cut sports and extracurricular activities to fill a $5.7 million funding gap. [Read more]
The 9-year-old moved some school board members to tears with his moving speech refuting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent claims about people with autism. [Read more]
The school district is facing a deficit even as it's slated to receive a 6% increase in state aid for the upcoming school year, officials said. [Read more]
The cloud of hydrogen is shaped like a crescent and “literally glowing in the dark" like fluorescent stickers on a child's bedroom ceiling. [Read more]
About 75% of the doctors who participated in the vote said they wanted to join the union. [Read more]
Experts say it may take time for young voters to develop voting habits despite the change, allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to cast ballots. [Read more]
Over 20 years after it was published the book still resonates with people state and nationwide. [Read more]
After one N.J. county banned cell phones, students reported stronger social bonds, fewer distractions, and improved grades. [Read more]
The New Jersey-born gymnast will “share her story of perseverance, overcoming adversity and staying true to herself” with the Class of 2025, the school said. [Read more]
Low-income districts like Newark would be hit hardest by Trump administration's proposed changes, advocates say. [Read more]
A school principal begged the school board to approve the huge tax hike because she can't "run this school safely if I lose any more staff." [Read more]