A source at CMS said its surveyors are already revisiting Menlo Park
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Why Dave Ofshinsky blew the whistle on chaos at state-run veterans home in Paramus
Legislative leaders were briefed on the budget Monday afternoon by treasury officials.
The audit points out what every rail-rider already knows: NJ Transit’s cash-starved and poorly-run, infuriatingly inept at communicating with commuters and lacking strategic vision.
Lawmakers today chastised transportation officials for moving too slowly to fix looming crises like critical staff shortages and for failing to properly alert commuters about ...
Concerns, complaints, overcrowding at Greystone psychiatric facility. What’s a remedy while at least one investigation is underway. High heat and humidity can test outdoor athletes ...
Though New Jersey has taken steps to avoid heatstroke incidents, coaches must remain vigilant and look for symptoms.
The successor to No Child Left Behind, the Every Student Succeeds Act returns a lot of decision-making authority to the state, according to some. But ...
States won back the right to implement school reform their own way. But who gets to decide in New Jersey? A hate crime mars a ...
A raucous rally over taxi competition. A roadblock for the Transportation Trust Fund. Scanning social media for test cheats. Deconstructing the Exxon settlement.
Members of the Assembly Education Committee heard from the NJ Department of Education about how Pearson, which is administering the PARCC test, has been monitoring ...
Christie's town hall tour hits Somerville while the public gets an earful on the budget. Measuring student progress, not teacher performance? Microbeads: Smoothing your skin ...
Synthetic plastic microbeads used in personal care products pose environmental dangers since they pass through most water treatment systems and end up in waterways.
Fifty bucks for besting the PARCC test? Efforts to postpone using the results for years. Atlantic City's crisis call for creativity. And losing a jazz ...
Members of the Assembly voted 63 to 7 to delay the PARCC test results being used by three years.
Crunch time for the Transportation Trust Fund. Opting out of the PARCC tests. Opting to help suspended students strive. And students concoct a cool process ...
Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan is sponsoring legislation that would postpone the use of PARCC test results for three years and ensure alternative programs are available for ...
High hopes down the shore as the governor counts on a big new attraction to draw the crowds. Plus, battling over education dollars. Fighting to ...
Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver and Assembly Education Chairman Patrick Diegnan have sponsored a resolution requiring the allocation process be redone.
NJEA Communications Director Steve Wollmer says a lot of work by various stakeholders went into the teacher tenure reform bill.