The stock market slip and slides on its way to being stabilized, but what does the market's shudder say about our investment strategies? It's been ...

The state’s largest teachers union is vowing to fight a recent decision by the Public Employment Relations Commission over pensions.

Crunch time for the Transportation Trust Fund. Opting out of the PARCC tests. Opting to help suspended students strive. And students concoct a cool process ...

Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan is sponsoring legislation that would postpone the use of PARCC test results for three years and ensure alternative programs are available for ...

One Newark: boycotts and busing issues start the school year. Extreme efforts to keep schools safe. Christie trades in Mexico. Pascrell takes on Putin over ...

Districts throughout New Jersey are implementing measures to make schools safer for students.

Strong words as bridge scandal investigators take aim at each other. Who’s cashing in? The big money battle in college sports. And why is Ras ...

Officials are considering a bill that would end the practice of paying public employees for unused sick and vacation time upon their retirement.

State figures show 86 percent of New Jersey high school students graduated in 2012, up from 83 percent in 2011.

Members of the New Jersey School Boards Association and some school board members believe the superintendent salary cap has had negative affects on education in ...

Up to 25 school districts in New Jersey could participate in a pilot program that would create longer school days and longer school years.

More than 460 districts chose to move the school elections to November, but more than 70 held their elections Tuesday.

In hist budget address, Gov. Chris Christie announced he would increase school aid in for the first time in 2 years. But the announcement caused ...

School leaders, citing ‘extraordinary costs,’ call the issue critical as Assembly prepares for Monday vote on 2 percent property tax cap.

Newly released district-by-district data shows limited cuts to 315 budgets rejected by voters in April.

Governor’s move on Race to the Top application raises questions on commissioner, programs and prospects of federal aid.

Moves mark a pronounced break from the past as school boards seek to close budget holes.