NJ Education News:
Students not getting picked up or waiting long periods at the bus stop has become a frequent problem in the city, and across the state and country.
Well-known CEO Joe Jingoli, a group representing the Cape May Center for Community Arts, and Angel Santiago, the 2020-2021 New Jersey State Teacher of the Year, are being honored as “Champions of Diversity”
It’s been a rocky start to the school year for Middletown Township Public School District. Less than two weeks after the district announced it was pushing back its start date due to mold found in several buildings
As part of an effort to support students academically and emotionally, Acting Education Commissioner Angelica Allen-McMillan said districts will be eligible to apply for the first installment of American Rescue Plan Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds next week.
Other State/National Education News:
As lawsuits make their way through courts, schools should look into each student's circumstances to determine how best to customize supports, experts say.
Several senators have welcomed the approval of a pilot testing of limited in-person classes in areas with low risk for COVID-19, with one lawmaker urging the government to roll out vaccination for school-age children below 18.
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona on Thursday declared his support for mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations for eligible schoolchildren, saying the FDA’s full approval of jabs for certain adolescents should clear the way for state officials to implement plans to begin vaccinations.
