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

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

Marie Blistan, the head of the state’s largest teacher’s union, spoke with Anchor Briana Vannozzi and says this eligibility is an important first step.

COVID-19 cases are trending downward in New Jersey, causing some schools to reopen their doors to students and staff.

Currently no districts have announced a vaccination requirement as of yet, but one law professor says it's within their legal rights.

The governor's decision to keep schools open puts him at odds with the state’s largest teachers union and one of his most trusted supporters, the ...

Some New Jersey school districts are rushing to switch up how they'll start classes in the fall by now opting to offer no in-person instruction ...

Many teachers eager to see their students again also dread returning to the classroom in the fall. Health risks are a major concern. It's leading ...

Adjusted schedules, budget cuts and teaching methods are just a few of the many hurdles superintendents are trying to work through in their plans to ...

As school districts hammer out the plans to reopen in the fall, they’re dealing with a range of parent perspectives. Some are eager for their ...

There's a deal to radically overhaul and save a billion dollars in the cost of public workers' health insurance, and it was cut by an ...

Legislative leaders are no closer to a budget deal with less than three weeks to go until a government shutdown.

After spending $4.5 million to oust Senate President Steve Sweeney in favor of a Republican challenger, the state's largest teachers union says they're willing to ...

Advocates are calling for air conditioned classrooms to limit lost instruction time due to early dismissals caused by excessive heat.

Christie announcing plans for a new terminal and tunnel. Also touching on investigations into the Trump campaign. Too hot for school. When it comes to ...

Governor Christie's back in the state. He's still in the presidential race, and still committed to criminal justice reform that opts for treatment over incarceration. ...

A group of organizers met outside a conference in downtown Camden, in hopes of Confronting Superintendent Paymon Rouhanifard. Organizers say they want full local control ...

Eight killings in eight days. A crime crisis in Newark. An influx of immigrants overwhelm a school. The PARCC tests. Are schools ready? Atlantic City. ...

The New Jersey Department of Education says 90 percent of schools have the technology for the PARCC test, but others question the accuracy of that ...

A ruling on Taj Mahal's union contracts. Hiking grades and lowering taxes. A peek at the art of making art.

Three Hunterdon County communities voted last year to merge schools, causing others to take notice.