(AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)Superintendents say they still have a lot of questions
(AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)Superintendents say they still have a lot of questions

This easy-to-search table is based on data released by the state last week
(NJ Spotlight News)Gaps persist between highest- and lowest-performing racial groups

Tutoring programs can be the catalyst to develop a robust pipeline of passionate, dedicated teachers and citizens who will shape our future
NJ Spotlight NewsNew report recommends additional instructional time after school and during summer break
(Photo courtesy of Newark Public Schools)Interview with Juanita Greene, a Newark Vocational High School math teacher

Analysis by NJ Spotlight News of test scores, graduation rates and more

Interview: Mary Coogan of Advocates for Children of New Jersey

There needs to be a greater role for vocational and technical education
(NJ Spotlight News)With school-by-school assessments for 2022 finally available, it’s possible to drill down into the data and compare pre- and post-pandemic results

The superintendent reported overall growth in English language arts for the district and a similar result for mathematics from 2014 to 2019.

This past school year, 58% met or exceeded expectations on English Language Arts exams, while just 44% of students passed math exams.

The science, technology, engineering and math center has sections for robotics, drones, chemistry, computer science and more.

Princeton University hosts its second annual pumpkin toss, a fun Halloween tradition with a scientific twist.

PARCC scores in Camden are up -- is the state takeover the reason?

LEAP Academy Charter School in Camden is partnering with local universities to have all their senior students take college courses.

Tight on time and money for the next state budget, Christie's looking to tap into Horizon surpluses. But the health insurance giant says it'll cost ...

Brace for sticker shock. NJ Transit fares leap 9 percent come fall. And for more money, you'll get less service. All to close a $56 ...

Rutgers Professor Joseph Rosenstein says Common Core focuses too much on calculus prep and not enough on practical math applications in the younger grades.

How the new immigration rules work. Casinos across the state border. Bad for the environment? How environment friendly is the Fenimore Landfill now? And this ...