New Jersey Education News
Members of the school's Jewish community made their requests peacefully months ago, but were ignored, two Congressmen allege. [Read more]
Some jobs will be cut using a “last in, first out” system that will eliminate new staff members, school district officials said. [Read more]
An open letter to Gov. Murphy and lawmakers, from the N.J. Council of County Colleges and 18 school presidents. [Read more]
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]