New Jersey Education News
New rules say students will be banned from bringing phones to school for at least five days if they are caught harassing anyone online. [Read more]
Rutgers head football coach Greg Schiano on Wednesday shared his reaction to President Jonathan Holloway's announcement that he will be stepping down. [Read more]
The student was immediately removed from school and taken to police headquarters after the alleged threat was posted on social media. [Read more]
Trenton found high lead levels at a school and vowed to test 600 kids in January. It’s been a "painfully slow" process, the mayor said. [Read more]
“I will be seeing you in court,” the developer's attorney told the planning board after it turned down the plan to build four schools. [Read more]
What does it take to fill these critical classroom jobs? [Read more]
The Morris County resident taught Italian to students in Hudson County. [Read more]
Jonathan Holloway will resign at the end of Rutgers' academic year, ending a tumultuous five years as president of New Jersey's largest university. [Read more]
Sigrid Stevenson died a violent death on the main music stage at Trenton State College, now The College of New Jersey. [Read more]
Two veteran lawmakers ask why funding has been halved in recent years [Read more]
The lawsuit filed last year alleged administrators failed to protect the student from harassment and bullying [Read more]
Campus officials say they are not ready to sign a deal yet to sell the land that earned the school its nickname of "the University in the Forest." [Read more]
Christopher A. Decesare, a music teacher at Toms River Intermediate South School, used social media to share child sex abuse materials, prosecutors alleged. [Read more]