NJ Schools

Interesting trends are emerging from last year's SAT results, especially when you look at the scores by demographics.

Imagine a high school class tackling the hidden dangers of gambling. That’s on the table in New Jersey right now.

With temperatures in the 90s over 150 people were treated for heat related illnesses during graduation ceremonies at Paterson's Hinchcliffe Stadium on Monday

Dozens of students were identified and accused of being involved. An agreement was reached for punishment falling short of actual police charges.

A New Jersey elementary school teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a former student and giving birth to his child has been indicted, according to prosecutors.

I can't believe some New Jersey schools are still open for business this week, as sweaty, miserable students and teachers suffer in horrendously hot classrooms.

The students who have been identified as having been involved in the prank have been sent a "graduation participation contract" with terms they must comply with in order to participate in Thursday's commencement.

These kids are living away from home for the first time. They shouldn’t have to choose between feeling safe and following some outdated, ambiguous policy.

According to a message from South River High School Principal Jamie Kinard to staff obtained by New Jersey 101.5, extreme vandalism and mischief caused classes to be canceled on Thursday.

The head of the New Jersey Department of Education is pushing back on the Trump administration's demands to axe diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.