Family's attorney claims it failed in its duty to properly protect Adriana from attacks and cyberbullying
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Dianne GrossmanRockway Township School District agrees to pay parents of Mallory Grossman
A youth ambassador program through the Tyler Clementi Foundation is working to change the culture around bullying.
Garden State Equality's new Executive Director Christian Fuscarino discussed his intention to visit every county in New Jersey to address issues affecting LGBT people throughout ...
Finger-pointing over budget shortfalls. Income tax revenues lawmakers had banked on didn’t come in. Where will they find an extra $800 million now? Securing critical ...
North Dover Elementary School students created a video parody of Rachel Platten's "Fight Song." They changed the lyrics to focus on anti-bullying. The National Center ...
A new Hudson River rail tunnel's back on track. Amtrak and the U.S. Department of Transportation agree to pay half. New York and New Jersey ...
It was not a drill. It was not Ebola. But are we prepared for the real thing? Sayreville football under the microscope. Stopping the bullying ...
Newark is encouraging tolerance as part of its "Week of Respect" anti-bullying campaign.
Wantage resident Ashley Craig was chosen as the top high school youth volunteer in New Jersey for the 2014 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards for ...
Political battles over science. The governor says the eyes of American are upon us. And Barbabra Buono says take another look.
Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle (D-37) is involved in legislation that aims to curb human trafficking and bullying in the state.
Chair of the New Jersey Anti-Bullying Task Force Patricia Wright says the organization examines the implementation of the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights and offers suggestions ...
Troy Stevenson, executive director of Garden State Equality, is hopeful that New Jersey legislators are able to override Gov. Chris Christie's veto of the marriage ...
Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle said the money is meant to help school districts that need it implement the new law.
The state Council on Local Mandates Friday struck down New Jersey’s anti-bullying law, declaring it represents an unfunded mandate on school districts and local governments.