(Unsplash+ in collaboration with Hrant Khachatryan)One of nation's most ethnically diverse colleges caters services to students facing language barriers, cultural stigma
(Unsplash+ in collaboration with Hrant Khachatryan)One of nation's most ethnically diverse colleges caters services to students facing language barriers, cultural stigma

The Licensed Site Remediation Professionals Association is ‘reaching out to the next generation to encourage more people to pursue environmental careers’
(AP Photo/Alex Brandon)US Education Department gives 10-day deadline to comply
(AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)Some schools want to comply and end DEI practices. NJ attorney general says the directive is largely unenforceable
(AP Photo/Ellen Schmidt)Experts forecast the courts will ultimately decide arguments over diversity, equity and inclusion programs
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)NJ’s party-line system is just one of the barriers to fresh faces

Alex Zimmerman / ChalkbeatDemographic data shows some positive trends that the workforce reflects the student body in some schools
(Ed Murray/Gothamist)‘Housing is the most powerful driver of segregation, especially when we have a state that assigns schools based on municipal lines’
NJ Spotlight NewsAdvocates say this could be a solution to segregation in NJ schools
(Krystyn Wukitsch Foran)Three boards OK notification about students who identify as trans
NJ Spotlight NewsInterview: Peter Chen, senior policy analyst, New Jersey Policy Perspective

Representation is critical in a largely male-dominated field, neuroscientist says

A study found NJ’s schools are some of the most segregated in the country

Pannu on finding the connection between the Sikh faith and passion for public service

The teen superhero goes to a school inspired by McNair Academic High School

New details of federal government’s workplace vaccine mandate

Chairman said he expects commission will hold ‘many more’ than the three required public hearings

NJ residents describe being targets of attacks

Randolph school board reverses decision after outcry