New Jersey Education News
He is taking over for current university president, recently elected New Jersey's next lieutenant governor, on Dec. 1. [Read more]
Parents who attended a Nov. 15 meeting said the board president told them the school would try to raise $1 million through house parties. [Read more]
It might take several weeks to determine exactly what data was compromised, the university said. [Read more]
The decision reignited the heated debate between parental rights advocates and LGBTQ+ supporters who fear students could be harmed. [Read more]
At one New Jersey school, the average teacher has more than 26 years in the classroom. See where your school ranks. [Read more]
The parents claimed homelessness while their house was under construction, but a judge said evidence showed they voluntarily moved to a larger house out of town. [Read more]
Hello Fresh, ShopRite, Calavita, a local moving company, law firm, and Giants Super Bowl XLII helped distribute more than 2,000 turkeys at city schools this week. [Read more]
The plan could dramatically change how the state's 600 school districts handle student cellphone use. [Read more]
See the list of New Jersey's highest-paid education leaders, including five superintendents with salaries that topped $300,000 last school year. [Read more]
Omar M. Abuattieh is the university’s ninth Rhodes Scholar overall and the first ever selected from the School of Pharmacy. [Read more]
The state's dual enrollment program has already saved families over $290,000 in tuition costs, with participation growing 11% last year alone. [Read more]
The latest School Performance Report uses standardized tests, student growth and absenteeism data to rate schools on a 0-100 scale. [Read more]