Here is the latest New Jersey education news from Nj.com and NJ Advance Media.
New Jersey Education News
In separate suits filed weeks apart, two victims of locker room abuse say officials and coaches should have protected them [Read more]
The incident occurred at a high school campus in Mercer County [Read more]
There’s a renewed push — from both sides of the aisle — to require N.J. schools to teach cursive handwriting. [Read more]
A large tree branch fell on top of a school bus around 7 a.m. Friday, police said. [Read more]
The university's chief information officer said one high-ranking woman was "too emotional" to get a promotion, the lawsuit alleges. [Read more]
A plan rolled out with almost no advance notice this week drew hundreds of parents to a board of education meeting in Middletown, with most left locked outside the building. [Read more]
In a memo sent to the university community Wednesday, university officials said they were taking a number of steps to cut costs and restrain spending in the coming months. [Read more]
Teachers scheduled to bring 76 students to the Alice Paul Center for Gender Justice received a barrage of "denigrating" messages once word about the trip got on social media. [Read more]
The plan also includes relocating hundreds of middle school students to another building. [Read more]
Several school districts are facing cuts that far exceed the promised 3% cap. [Read more]