Bills being debated in the lame-duck session are a distraction from the true education crisis

Thirty-two new police officers -- the most diverse class in Jersey City history -- sworn in to serve the neighborhoods they've called home. The new ...

The first round of assessments to be released since New Jersey implemented tenure reform has found 97 percent of teachers are effective or highly effective.

Controversial Common Core education requirements delayed. Stop-and-frisk data in Newark. Is the practice practical or profiling? The multi-billion dollar economic engine called Port Newark is ...

Gov. Christie has ordered the creation of a nine-member study commission, tasked with looking at the state's standardized testing.

Movers and shakers boost their political chops on a walk to Washington. Small businesses are fighting a FEMA threat to siphon Sandy aid. And are ...

New Jersey School Board Association Deputy Executive Director Frank Belluscio says only 15 percent of registered voters come out for April school district elections.

They're taking sides. New Jersey's biggest political names making their endorsements in the Senate. We'll tell you who's backing whom. Plus, furloughs for thousands of ...

The state's largest teachers union will have a new executive director. Edward Richardson succeeds Vincent Giordano as the head of the NJEA.

A battle over bidding, or the lack thereof. We'll take you to the hurricane relief hearing. Plus Hurricane victims take aim at FEMA. A new ...

NJEA VP Wendell Steinhauer said that one of the major concerns centers on the emphasis placed on standardized tests.

NJEA Communications Director Steve Wollmer says a lot of work by various stakeholders went into the teacher tenure reform bill.