
Key information about high school graduation rates, achievement, discipline and chronic absenteeism

Key information about high school graduation rates, achievement, discipline and chronic absenteeism
(AP Photo/Carolyn Thompson, File)Enrollment in advanced classes has been consistent in recent years, but the rate is lower for certain student groups
(AP Photo/Carolyn Thompson, File)High school graduation rates rose last year, but some groups of students are graduating at rates below the state average
(AP Photo/Carolyn Thompson, File)The rate of chronic absenteeism dropped during the 2023-24 school year
(AP Photo/Carolyn Thompson, File)Rates of violence, vandalism, harassment and other disciplinary issues were down in 2023-24 but still above pre-pandemic levels
(John Mooney/NJ Spotlight News)The money is going to hospitals and health care but also to schools, stormwater projects, parks and more
(AP Photo/Alex Brandon)As congressional Republicans target the program, can much more be saved in NJ?

Details released Thursday show 3% cut in aid for about 140 districts. Find your district in searchable database
(Map by Banisch Associates)Most towns have agreed to NJ’s new affordable housing process. Not all have agreed to the details
(Rich Hundley III/ NJ Governor's Office)A bill, sponsored by Democrats, has been sent to Gov. Murphy. It would increase the number of signatures required on nominating petitions
(AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)Agencies can search data on foreign nationals without a warrant, raising echoes of post-9/11 police spying in NJ


Analysis by NJ Spotlight News of test scores, graduation rates and more

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