VINELAND — Rowan College of South Jersey, Rowan University and the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners opened the new Mechatronics Innova…
State Sen. Paul Sarlo, D-Bergen, Passaic, toured Stockton University's Atlantic City and Galloway Township campuses Wednesday, the school said.
PLEASANTVILLE — The local school board voted to place the superintendent on paid leave and replace the board president during a meeting Tuesda…
HAMMONTON — Saint Joseph Academy has appointed Stephen Cappuccio to serve as its new president and head of school, officials announced Sunday.
The Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District and Stockton University have signed an agreement that will give students at Absegami, Oak…
PLEASANTVILLE — Superintendent Natakie Chestnut-Lee called for an investigation Friday into what she said was an effort to oust her from her s…
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Broward, Florida, schoolteachers are bracing for the latest online “Tik Tok challenge,” though some officials think it…
PLEASANTVILLE — The local public school district will soon be without a state-appointed fiscal monitor for the first time in more than a decade.
Beginning next week, most students in Deptford public schools will have new start and end times, the latest effort by the Gloucester County sc…
ABSECON — Leslie Satt has been named the new principal of H. Ashton Marsh Elementary School, the Board of Education announced Tuesday.
MAYS LANDING — Atlantic Cape Community College’s culinary arts program has been re-accredited by the American Culinary Federation Education Fo…
Schools around South Jersey will reopen to students over the next two weeks and school officials are eager to welcome students back, in-person…
TRENTON — A high school science teacher from Egg Harbor Township, a Cape May kindergarten teacher and a preschool teacher in Upper Deerfield T…
PLEASANTVILLE — The community is invited to a family carnival and resource fair hosted by the local school district Wednesday.
Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday announced all school and state employees, including those at public colleges, will be required to be vaccinated by …
TRENTON — Students properly wearing their masks within 3 to 6 feet of a COVID-19-infected student, also properly wearing their mask are no lon…
After more than a year of remote learning, 14-year-old Alexander Perez has some angst about returning to school in September.
The New Jersey Education Association said it would support a mandate from the state requiring educators be vaccinated or tested regularly for …
“We want to give everyone an opportunity to share their concerns or ask any questions regarding the upcoming school year with a proper platfor…
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — Critical race theory is not being taught in the township’s public schools, Superintendent Kim Gruccio told residents and…
New Jersey last week received approval for its plan for a third round of federal COVID-19 emergency relief aid for elementary and secondary schools.
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — The William J. Hughes Center at Stockton University will honor several long-serving local officials as well as four South …
STAFFORD TOWNSHIP — School leaders here are asking Gov. Phil Murphy to let them make the final call on whether students and staff need to wear…
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP — Bobby Wallace, 11, held tightly to the fire hose as the water sprayed over the hood of the metal car frame spewing flames.
TRENTON — As COVID-19 cases rise again in the state, a memo last week from the Department of Education advised school administrators to offer …
The report, released Wednesday, states that “more than 6 in 10 (63%) of all parents of children who attend school think their child’s school s…
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