Potential financial aid cuts leave many struggling to figure out how they’ll afford to continue their education

State’s reputation for high performance might not add up, expert warns

Lawmakers press ahead with possible ban. School officials see successes already

Middle school in Colts Neck prepares to host a national civics tour tied to conservative groups

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Next possible election date for a reworded referendum is March

New charter schools could be more diverse than traditional districts

Integration strategy begins freshman year, when students take same level classes

The district is shifting away from state guidance on privacy for transgender students

First group of students are scheduled to begin in January 2026

New Jersey Tutoring Corps has provided more than 15,000 students with small group tutoring in 19 of 21 counties

Students take tests in May, results are public in December. Experts wonder why

President says employee perks are also being suspended

Contract was approved with little public review. Questions aren’t being answered

Constitutionally, NJ must provide students with "thorough and efficient education"

High-quality early childhood education lays the foundation for our youngest residents to thrive

The commissioner has considerable authority to shape educational policy

Lower-turnout school board elections have significant impact on how schools are governed and how taxpayer money is spent

Urban schools would lose in latest campaign promise

Ciattarelli wants a rewrite while Sherrill offers tweaks