It’s the first court action since 2017 for the group, which has a 40-year history of pressing a school-equity agenda

With Election Day receding in the mirror, Assembly speaker assesses what might happen during the closing days of this term

Governor announces five-point plan that will put computers and STEM technology in every grade, starting with the youngest

State continues to rank among the top three on NAEP tests, but ‘proficiency’ levels slipped in a number of areas

Board of Education set for key vote today on the Murphy administration’s new — and revised — proposal for high school testing

A task force of educators and health care experts are ready with recommendations to help fight suicide and self-harm among students and staff

Security incidents can be particularly traumatic for students with disabilities who may have sparse or even no instructions on what to do

Assistant Director Swetsky will fill executive director slot, but union yet to decide on chief lobbyist

Members, divided on the issue, face Nov. 6 deadline; commissioner warns of unilateral action

Sen. Ruiz, head of Senate education committee, leaves no doubt about opinion, ‘I absolutely do not support these changes’