New Jersey Education News
The National Weather Service is predicting 1 to 3 inches of snow near the coast, mainly in places near and east of the Garden State Parkway, Saturday night into early [Read more]
Paul Aronsohn logged 4,626 calls and home visits over nearly 8 years, encountering what he calls a dirty little secret that everybody knows about abuse in group homes. [Read more]
Forecasters say it will be a “close call” between light to moderate snow or heavy snow for the Mid-Atlantic region and for coastal sections of New England this weekend. [Read more]
The victim reported the abuse to a teacher who dismissed the conduct as 'horseplay,' allowing assaults to continue for years. [Read more]
The National Weather Service is calling for brutally cold temperatures expected to continue into Wednesday morning that could cause black ice on roads, sidewalks and bridges. [Read more]
The state will invest in two innovation centers aimed at advancing maternal health entrepreneurship. [Read more]
The school board says the proposed takeover is unwarranted, blaming New Jersey's school funding formula for its problems. [Read more]
The National Weather Service has issued a cold weather advisory for most of New Jersey from 7 p.m. Monday through 10 a.m. Wednesday. [Read more]
The school spent a record $193 million on athletics even as its deficit grows [Read more]
Up to 18 inches of snow is expected before the winter storm winds down on Monday. School schedule disruptions could spill into a second day. [Read more]
Only 10% of Americans attend community meetings and just 3% participate in protests, revealing a troubling decline in the civic engagement that once defined American democracy. [Read more]
Some universities, such as Monmouth University and Rowan University will be closed on Sunday and Monday. [Read more]
Offering virtual classes when it snows isn't an option for New Jersey public schools, though some say the rules should be changed. [Read more]
The lawsuit alleges the app violates federal and state law. [Read more]