New Jersey Education News
Despite the unanimous passage, the budget is still essentially a work in progress. [Read more]
His impact as a member of Congress still positively impacts New Jersey today. [Read more]
Woodcliff Lake School District social studies teacher Robert Welsh was suspended with pay after parents complained about the lessons. [Read more]
I learned that entrepreneurship is the key to escaping the cycle of poverty that traps so many minority women. [Read more]
The Plainsboro teen launched a website and has changed her own shopping habits to serve as an example. [Read more]
The state university will still require students and employees to be vaccinated and boosted against the coronavirus. [Read more]
New Jersey is boosting the awards for students who get Tuition Aid Grants, known as TAG, and other financial aid programs. [Read more]
This group supports a bill that would give parents who believe lessons about sex are harming their child a voucher worth 75% of their child's public school education [Read more]
Can we calm down and have a rational discussion about this? [Read more]
Will Putin's weaponizing of energy work? [Read more]
We can make this happen by expanding the nurse's office into children's wellness centers. [Read more]
Students will continue to have lessons in class on “Italian-American contributions” to the country, school officials said. [Read more]
Future teaching candidates will no longer be required to pass a controversial exam to teach in the state, under modifications to a bill Gov. Phil Murphy requested Thursday. [Read more]
The head of the state’s Higher Education Student Assistance Authority outlined ways to get ahead, with the help of state grants, scholarships, or loans. [Read more]
"We had poor leadership when the state took over and for the next 33 years to this day we continue to have people who are long on titles but short… [Read more]