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Pencils and notebooks are slowly finding themselves being replaced by laptops and tablets when it comes to essential classroom supplies.

A new Citi/Seventeen magazine survey finds a growing number of college kids in New Jersey and across the country are working at least part time while they're attending school.

The Great Recession is long gone, but the effects are still lingering in many ways.

A school board meeting this week was greeted by a number of furious parents in Bergen County, where the Northern Valley Regional High School District is proposing random drug and alcohol testing for students.

College is supposed to be the time when young people prepare themselves for future careers, but increasingly students feel, even with an internship, they are not prepared to enter the workforce.

The New Jersey brain drain continues at a staggering rate.

School administrators in Middle Township are using prizes as incentive to get children to come to school.

Student loan debt isn't only a problem immediately after college.

Gaming industry leaders, law enforcement and state officials huddled at the State House yesterday to talk about the issue of gambling addiction in New Jersey.

It'll be an incredibly tough job market for college graduates in the months ahead and those who will find jobs may have to settle for part-time or low level positions.