More national organizations join legal proceedings, signaling growing potential for influence in other states

New charter schools could be more diverse than traditional districts

The state had sought to keep the case in trial court

No resolution of major lawsuit in sight before Murphy departs as state accused of delay tactic

After giving up on mediated talks, advocates and families call for appeals court to find the state liable for school segregation

Mediation talks on how to address segregation in New Jersey schools began in November 2023

Professor Charles Payne of Rutgers University discusses the potential of long-running talks in a major segregation lawsuit

Mediation in lawsuit over New Jersey’s segregated schools began in October 2023

Lawyers in Latino Action Network v. New Jersey cite ‘good-faith discussion,’ want more time

Jersey City mayor and Democratic candidate discusses his plan for education in New Jersey

Lower student access to guidance counselors is one indicator

Segregation is a long-standing, near-intractable problem in NJ schools. Can state’s approach help find a solution?

‘Segregated’ news project hosts live event to talk about the data and the learning environments of segregated schools in NJ

Attorney for families and advocacy groups is set to file appeal by Nov. 10