Assistive technology software and devices at a new learning center in Trenton are breaking down barriers and providing independence to people who are blind and visually impaired.
The superintendent reported overall growth in English language arts for the district and a similar result for mathematics from 2014 to 2019.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced a multi-pronged program Monday to bolster the state’s response to specifically addressing the existence of lead in public schools’ water.
Stockton University hosted its first Cannabis Fair and Business Expo to prepare students for jobs in the cannabis industry ahead of possible legalization.
To mark International Walk to School Day, the over 400 students at Newark's Marion P. Thomas Charter School learned from a handful of speakers about the importance of walking to and from school ...
As the fatal overdose rate among youth continues to rise nationally, educators in New Jersey are looking to a prevention and early intervention program to curb youth substance abuse numbers.
Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle, a prime sponsor of the Erin's Law, sat down with Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron to explain why she believes it’s crucial.
Staff, families and donors gathered for the ceremony and showed their appreciation for the renovations, which include a second-floor addition, upgraded playgrounds and classrooms and more office space ...
The lawsuit asserts that charter schools contribute to the state's ranking as the sixth-most segregated state in the US for black students and seventh for Latinos.
In a state where people are on the go, and many foods are processed and packaged, one registered dietitian is hoping to bring back the basics of farm-to-table eating.
New Jersey Education commissioner Lamont Repollet sat down with NJ Spotlight's John Mooney this week to talk about the new school year and his priorities going forward.
After working as the only woman at job sites for years, Judaline Cassidy is passing on her expertise and knowledge to the next generation of young girls who want to work in the trades.
A Newark charter failed to open on time for the school year — now its students are being bussed out to various community centers throughout the state.
Newark Public Schools and the Newark Public Library announced a joint initiative to hand out 45,000 free library cards.
More than half of all students in New Jersey are nonwhite, while only 16% of their teachers are minorities.
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