schools

It has been a busy winter, and many New Jersey school districts have already used up their allotted snow days for the year.

Most teachers already know what is and is not appropriate when communicating with a student, but it can't hurt to make sure they know the rules.

The schools superintendent in Camden plans to open a residential public school for homeless and other high-risk children as part of his plan to improve education in a city that ranks among the nation's poorest.

Schools may be wise to introduce a class on respect, but teachers should sit in on it as well. A new poll of thousands of adults across the nation finds respect in school has dropped in all areas.

Winter doesn't officially arrive for another ten days, but many New Jersey students and teachers have already had more than one day off due to the snow.

Seaside Park and Island Heights residents may have hit a roadblock in their decades-long fight to dissolve the Central Regional School District in Ocean County, after the New Jersey Supreme Court denied a recent petition.

New Jersey's state Department of Education says there were fewer cases of violence, vandalism and drug use in schools last year.

A growing number of New Jersey municipalities are considering the idea of putting advertisements on the sides of school buses, a move that could lower property taxes for Garden State residents.

A New Jersey legislator has re-introduced a measure to prohibit school boards from charging extracurricular activity fees to students, their parents, or legal guardians.

Recent concerns about mold at a Brick Township elementary school are causing concerns from parents who fear about their children's health.