S&P issues ratings report on districts’ credit during and after pandemic crisis

With commissioner moving on, governor needs to fill gap quickly to ensure continuity, confidence

In this latest ‘School’s Out’ roundtable, a superintendent, parent and two teachers evaluate three months of distance learning — and what went right

‘The fact that we are not more angry and livid about this is extraordinary,’ Sen. Teresa Ruiz told state education commissioner

New Jersey Education Commissioner Lamont Repollet recounts his personal experience of police profiling and harassment as a student

Revised standards on climate change sail through; long-standing resistance to sex-education revisions is underlined

Two-thirds of New Jersey districts will see increases reduced — some drastically — from Murphy's first budget

State lays out three options for what is — and isn’t — allowed for commencement ceremonies, starting July 6

But increases to direct aid, as well as boosts to preschool and special education, end up on cutting-room floor

Ten recommendations for issues to be considered and questions to be answered