education

Rutgers' National Institute for Early Education Research says states need to plan now for students who'll return to class after skipping a year of preschool.

This is a very serious question without a definitive answer.

Frequent topics at a Senate hearing on the Department of Education budget included school reopenings, spending of federal aid and the delayed assessments.

Enrollment decline was sharpest in pre-K and kindergarten, as families opted against remote learning or starting amid the COVID pandemic.

Statewide graduation rates are steady. Dropout rates are down. Absenteeism data is missing, as a federal waiver said it didn't have to be collected.

New Jersey's school construction program has money to complete 11 existing projects by 2025, but nothing more. Reauthorization talks seem to have stalled.

This should be about unity.

Summer school and the option to choose to repeat a grade are among the possibilities being considered in the Legislature after two years of disruptions.

As colleges scramble to prepare for a safe school year in the midst of the pandemic, are they prepared to enforce safe social distancing among their students?

Nine bills advance through Assembly committees aimed at preparing for what one lawmaker calls New Jersey's next crisis.