The FBI is interested in probing New Horizons, a school on probation for three years. Why aren’t New Jersey education officials?

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

Proposed revisions to boost information literacy at all grade levels so students can ‘identify fact from fiction'

Stockton University program gives K-12 educators hands-on experience

The school district tried to file for bankruptcy, state said no

Lawmakers move to enact accompanying legislation

Lawmakers promise oversight bill, charters agree on need for greater accountability

State DOE investigated failure to reenroll youth coming back from out-of-home placements

Kevin Dehmer spent over 15 years in various roles at the department

Strong disagreements over proposal to merge Seaside Heights School District with Toms River

Nearly 250 school districts are tapping $52 million fund for individualized learning

Cherry Hill lawsuit is latest ‘parental rights’ challenge in NJ

Interview: Ann Murphy, Mental Health Technology Transfer Center at Rutgers University

Governor shares good news in Montgomery Township. But many districts stand to lose

An NJ Spotlight roundtable addressed the growing shortage of teachers and possible fixes for it

New Jersey was one of the last states to release its standardized test results from the spring

Parents can opt out by sending a letter of explanation

The six districts, whose budgets had been cut, sued DOE for the data

More than 30 districts had requested $362M in emergency aid; state officials last week announced that just 13 will share in the $15M awarded

About 1,300 educators from across the state, from pre-school teachers to college professors, attended the New Jersey Department of Education’s first ever “Equity for All” ...