Overriding the governor on marriage equality. We’ll talk about why that is becoming a possibility. Plus, big changes in the public schools. A big addition ...

Commissioner Chris Cerf discussed where education is heading in New Jersey during his State of the State address.

The Obama administration talks attacking Syria and we have reaction from Sen. Chiesa. Plus, the governor sees some protesters down the shore. And Democrats get ...

New Jersey Association of School Administration Executive Director Richard Bozza says the state is raising the bar for students and moving toward online standardized tests.

Critics question the effectiveness of tax breaks for businesses. Seaside Heights tries on a spring sign of recovery. Displaced Sandy survivors finally get a place ...

Richard Bozza, Executive Director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators (NJASA), discusses the issues confronting New Jersey education ,

Up to 25 school districts in New Jersey could participate in a pilot program that would create longer school days and longer school years.

In a 239-page report, a task force has recommended over 400 changes to improve education in the Garden State, running the gamut from school nurse ...

Richard Bozza says having a superintendent salary cap won't allow New Jersey districts to attract and retain the best school leaders.

The head of New Jersey’s association of school superintendents, when Richard Bozza says he relishes challenges and unpredictability he’s talking about his golf game.

Schundler tells county officials to start imposing new limits immediately.

New plan would limit superintendent salaries to $175,000 -- just what the governor earns -- and could go as low as $120,000