education

For years, Governor Christie has been feuding with the NJEA, but at least for a day, he's buried the hatchet.

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Are you a recent college grad suffering from major remorse?

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With the local 2 percent property tax cap and the slow economy, some tough bargaining is taking place for teachers in many local school districts.

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The idea is to promote energy efficient lighting upgrades in public and private schools across New Jersey.  The Christie Administration has launched a new initiative which would do just that.  A total of $6 million has been allocated to pay project costs, which will be available to participants on a first come, first served basis.

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Do schools do enough to challenge our kids? A new study from the Center For American Progress finds that New Jersey students say schoolwork is far too easy.

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The lazy days of summer can take on a whole new meaning for students who can actually suffer learning loss when their minds aren't engaged in academic activities.

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The full New Jersey Senate unanimously approved "historic tenure reform legislation" during Thursday evening's voting session in Trenton.

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A New Jersey Assemblyman says a deal is in place to resolve differences between two versions of a bill to make teacher tenure harder to earn tenure and easier to lose.

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Legislators in both the Assembly and State Senate are pressing ahead with legislation that calls for Rutgers, Rowan and UMDNJ to merge, even though no one is sure how much the move will cost.

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Millions of young people continue to wrestle with the huge problem of student loan debt. A former Jersey Director of Consumer Affairs says he has an idea that might help.

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