Tens of millions of dollars added in places like Newark and Paterson, while scores of other systems can project less than their current share

'Huge benefits' for almost 600 districts to share services on special education, transportation and more, governor says

'Cherry-picked, one-sided and outdated' evidence, district argues ahead of date with administrative law judge

Lily Laux says she's ready to advise on NJ's school funding formula and is open to consolidating local operations

Lakewood would be New Jersey's fifth district operating under state control, a step that critics say leads to few overall improvements

State says more than a decade of monitoring has failed to turn around district

The new requirements change rules on admission, enrollment, athletics

State cited years of operational, fiscal management

Leadership transition comes as district enrollment dwindles, test scores lag

Most Newark students are still performing below grade-level proficiency in reading, math and science

The contract, for which members voted overwhelmingly, comes with 4.5% average annual raises

The outcry concerns a book about a 12-year-old Palestinian boy

Demographic data shows some positive trends that the workforce reflects the student body in some schools

Interview with Juanita Greene, a Newark Vocational High School math teacher

The extension of Roger León’s contract without any discussion with the school community has raised questions

Advocates urge state lawmakers to address the shortage of mental health care providers

The state Department of Education shut down University Heights Charter School on June 30

Still, there’s agreement among many teachers and students that this round of remote education is a lot less bumpy

Entire classrooms and grades in Newark have already switched to remote learning ahead of the winter break