Here is the latest New Jersey education news from Nj.com and NJ Advance Media.
New Jersey Education News
The calls come days after an NJ Advance Media investigation into the growing charter school network. [Read more]
“Operation Dissertation before Baby,” as she called it, launched slightly out of order. [Read more]
The student allegedly grabbed the aide on the bus and shook her violently. [Read more]
Former students are suing the archdiocese and the nuns who ran the Catholic school. [Read more]
The average full-time superintendent makes over $190,000 in New Jersey, new data released by the state Department of Education shows. [Read more]
The man was charged with disorderly conduct after clashing with police who took down his signs. [Read more]
The school district honored dozens of teachers and education support professionals. [Read more]
One Congresswoman accused the Rutgers president of "despicable displays of cowardice" for brokering an end to a pro-Palestinian encampment on the New Brunswick campus. [Read more]
Blood tests revealing lower levels of lead in a child will prompt home visits. [Read more]
Jayne Anne Phillips won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction on Monday. [Read more]
A lawmaker called for a hearing to review the university’s decision to “accept the demands of protesters,” as the agreement requires the spending of tax dollars. [Read more]
Rutgers is holding its 258th commencement this weekend. [Read more]
The librarian at North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School was nationally recognized in 2022 for her efforts to oppose book bans. Two years later, she continues the opposition. [Read more]
William Noel oversaw the university library’s rare, globally renowned collections and implemented projects and services to support the library’s mission. [Read more]
The students' unusual winning project involves AI and a talking stuffed animal. [Read more]
Because there's always a Jersey connection, even to rap beef! [Read more]
"We do far more than simply convey facts," the author writes for Teacher Appreciation Week. [Read more]
The girl's mother went to a school board meeting last month and publicly accused the teacher of molesting her daughter. [Read more]
Teachers can find several deals and freebies on food during Teacher Appreciation Week. [Read more]
Police responding to the school Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. were told one boy inappropriately touched another boy, who is also 16. [Read more]