NJ Schools

The lawsuit claims that the online education offered by Drew University was not worth the full tuition paid during the spring 2020 semester.

A new bill passed through the Assembly and Senate recently that would mandate teaching children about complex sexual issues.

The addition of a CDC list of high-risk medical conditions ahead of educators "in line" for vaccinations in New Jersey does not sit well with some concerned for a safe return to classrooms.

A new, three-year contract for the administering of a long-standing program by the Educational Services Commission of New Jersey could stand to save schools in the Garden State more than 50% on internet access.

Due to coronavirus, high schoolers do not have to take a final assessment test in order to graduate in New Jersey.

With COVID surging, more NJ schools are reluctant to welcome back students.

"We have a lot of people in New Jersey who are going to need to re-skill and retool to be able to get good jobs," said Aaron Fichtner, president of the New Jersey Council of County Colleges.

A protest planned for later this week will call on Gov. Murphy and Education Officials to take concrete action to make it happen.

The Camden County hazardous material team and firefighters reported to the school as students were sent to the high school football field and track.

"Mallory's Law," the bill's now-unofficial name, would increase the potential fines levied on families that blow off required anti-bullying classes.