Hundreds of New Jersey high school students gathered at Rutgers University Monday for the Garden State Scholastic Press Association’s Fall Press Day. The conference featured workshops on reporting,... New Jersey students explore future of journalism at Rutgers The conference featured…
Published Oct 24, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. ET A three-faction race next week could dramatically reshape Jersey City’s long-troubled school board as the city faces eye-popping tax hikes from a school system beset by shrinking state aid, low test scores and questionable spending practices.
Several years after civil rights groups sued New Jersey over racial segregation in public schools, attorneys returned to court Thursday to debate whether the state's own enrollment data is enough to establish a constitutional violation. During oral arguments before a…
A coalition of civil rights groups, students, and parents has asked an appeals court to hold the state responsible and order a fix for its racially imbalanced school districts. A sweeping New Jersey school segregation lawsuit reached a state appeals…
New Jersey officials have tapped Rutgers University to lead a new publicly funded social media research center dedicated to protecting children from its addictive features and other risks online. Gov. Mikie Sherrill said Monday that Rutgers was selected through a…
Rutgers University has been selected as the home of a new state center that will study how social media affects young people's mental and physical health, evaluate ways to reduce harmful use and develop educational resources for families and schools.
From the moment you get to work, it's meetings, deadlines, and go, go, go. You're being pulled in a million different directions. Some days you can barely take a sip of your coffee before you're being tasked with something else…
Home » News » Community » New Jersey State Police Bring Impaired-Driving Safety Program to Paulsboro High School PAULSBORO, NJ — New Jersey State Police recently brought an impaired-driving prevention program to Paulsboro High School, giving students a firsthand look at the risks and…
Sep 30, 2026, 11:25 AM Following the death of country music icon and philanthropist Dolly Parton last month, a South Jersey lawmaker is pushing to bring her flagship literacy program to children across New Jersey. Assemblyman Bill Moen is backing legislation that would…
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