Here is the latest New Jersey education news from Nj.com and NJ Advance Media.
New Jersey Education News
See the list of new Blue Ribbon Schools after New Jersey stepped in to preserve the recognition for top local districts. [Read more]
Jon Cannon, who previously served time for similar crimes at New Jersey colleges, was caught after entering an unlocked dorm room at New College of Florida. [Read more]
While most New Jersey homeowners watch their property taxes climb each year, residents in two municipalities don't pay a cent for schools. [Read more]
The families are demanding accountability and information after the 57-year-old performing arts academy closed abruptly and laid off all faculty last month, citing "financial concerns." [Read more]
The university's students face uncertainty as the school slashes faculty positions and cuts all employee salaries by 14% to avoid losing accreditation. [Read more]
The university's president says the school must make "urgent and severe choices" after it was placed on probation by its accreditor. [Read more]
New Jersey property taxes are continuing to rise with school taxes making up the majority of the bill in many towns. [Read more]
Schools must adopt clear value statements about learning and academic integrity and ensure that students have the social-emotional competencies to use the technology in prosocial ways .“ [Read more]
The fleet consists of seven 24-passenger buses and three 54-passenger buses. [Read more]
We must convince students that a career in the trades is not a fallback. It’s often the best choice for millions of young adults across the country. [Read more]
The woman alleges she was harassed, discriminated against, and retaliated against while working as a custodian for the Edison school district. [Read more]
Jackson Yakata was a varsity football and wrestling player before a locker room wall at his high school came crashing down on him. [Read more]
In a statement, the after-school academy's board president called the cancellation of classes and the firing of every instructor "a temporary pause" for restructuring. [Read more]