'Taxpayer dollars, not political slush funds,' Sauickie says after seeking information about pending $500 million lease in Newark

Families have made almost 3,000 requests for information about an agency that's supposed to help students. 'They blew me off,' one mom says

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

About 17% of NJ students are enrolled in special education programs

Interview: Robert Kim, executive director, Education Law Center

Interview: Robert Kim, executive director of the Education Law Center

Guardrails were added to the school funding allocation by Murphy

Enrollment has steadily declined in many ‘Abbott’ districts, a new report says

Under pressure to minimize cuts to school aid, lawmakers consider changes to funding formula

He will need to clear major hurdles to make good on campaign promise to disband U.S. Department of Education

Advocates contend NJ can't afford further delay in meeting constitutional obligation

Lawmakers are urged to boost funding in upcoming state budget

The Education Law Center questions if NJ students can get their constitutional ‘thorough and efficient’ education using current funding formula

An educator calls on Gov. Murphy to honor campaign promise to end 'exit testing' for high school seniors

Only nine new school projects have been finished in the city since 2006

New state program to work alongside 'spoke-and-hub' model that raised concerns

The graduation test requirement was reinstated for the Class of 2024 after being paused since the start of the pandemic

‘I’ll do what I can to continue to help out the cause’

Special education advocates are seeking more oversight by the state education department

Parents have until then to make a written request to their school district to schedule Individualized Education Program, or IEP, meetings