Dozens of New Jersey school districts closed Tuesday. State law is the main reason why

Students sued for refunds after the university went remote during first COVID-19 wave

They go back to the classroom after two weeks of remote learning

Some 35% of NJ schools are operating remotely due to surge in COVID-19 cases

It is part of a lawsuit with advocacy organization Brain Injury Rights Group

Rutgers was the first college in the nation to mandate vaccines

Hundreds of parents, kids rally in Trenton for reopening of school damaged during Tropical Storm Ida

Over a dozen schools suspended in-person learning

Mendham Township Middle School went back to in-person learning after going all-remote

Interview with Dr. Meg Fisher, a pediatric infectious disease specialist and special adviser to the state health commissioner

Sean Spiller: ‘People want their kids back in school if possible and done safely; let's make sure to do all we can to keep them ...

Some parents have sued to block Gov. Phil Murphy’s mask mandate for schools

Vacancies are notable in hard-to-staff disciplines, including special education, science, mathematics and bilingual education

New Jersey Parents for Virtual Choice makes the case to Gov. Murphy

It’s a policy reversal Gov. Phil Murphy had hoped to avoid

Dr. Malia Beckwith on the potential obstacles of a return to in-person learning

Nicole McQuillen, vice president of children and family services at Care Plus NJ, discusses how families should prepare

The Paterson school district gets ready to welcome back some students, but disputes with teachers union continue

One superintendent says parents are confused over mixed mask messages

Murphy: ‘We don't want to have kids or everyone in a school setting with masks on any longer than we have to’