Education

Union leaders are asking for a state investigation into the transfer of control of the Kean University Chinese campus, Wenzhou-Kean. China's poor record on human and workers' rights has New Jersey ...

A hydrogen-fueled model race car competition tested high school students' STEM knowledge as the push for interest in STEM education continues.

Students across the state are ambassadors of the newly formed NJSIAA Student Athlete Advisory Council. They’re the liaison between the council and the association and will advise the adults not just ...

In October, Department of Education officials announced they would be evaluating charter schools across the state. The review process is now coming to a close.

The home is part of the Randolph Township School District. It’s part of their transitional program for students with special needs, specifically for qualifying 18 to 21-year-olds.

The two day training, focused on preventing school shootings, starting with identifying the threat mentally, not physically.

At a STEM education announcement, Murphy responded to a swipe by the Senate president.

Passaic County Community College is one of the 13 community colleges selected across the state to participate in the Community College Opportunity Grant pilot program that offers tuition-free ...

A package of bills that unanimously passed out of the Assembly Education Committee Monday aimed to help prevent sexual assault in schools by doing things like educating teachers and staff on how to ...

Members of the public get an opportunity to experience what it’s like to be a student in Princeton University’s Battle Lab course.

Members of the Trenton Education Association are calling for Trenton Schools Superintendent Fred McDowell’s ouster, saying placing one police officer per school still leaves kids and staff at risk.

The goal of the initiative is with more New Jersey students able to receive SNAP, there’s a better chance of them completing their education and going on to land higher paying jobs.

According to a survey, of the 419,000 students attending college in New Jersey, about one-third, or 139,000, are food insecure. Among community college students, 42 percent are facing hunger.

In an unprecedented step, an Ocean Township middle school teacher and a colleague are taking the NJEA to court by filing a federal class action suit against the state of New Jersey, the NJEA and their ...

Amazon representatives surprised teachers and students at Columbus Elementary School in Carteret with resources and grants to help them with STEM education programs.