In this wide-ranging Q&A, the people closest to the radically transformed education landscape discuss remote learning, re-entry plans, the mood among teachers and much more

But there are few other certainties as of yet, including how to reach students who have no access to technology for remote learning and how ...

Education Law Center, whose motion was denied, says it’s now up to Murphy administration and Legislature to come up with needed funds

Pozycki has long worked to enhance community problem-solving through the Citizens Campaign; the pandemic has changed the way that work is being done

Changes will go into effect immediately; special-ed advocates say they’ll continue to monitor quality of education delivered to students with disabilities

In first meeting since public-health emergency was declared, state board weighs whether to deliver school services to special-needs students via phone, teleconference

Three New Jersey educators weigh in on how they, students and parents are adapting; they shared their thoughts in an NJ Spotlight/NJTV News virtual roundtable

[Updated: May 11, 2020] The NJ Department of Education adds information on federal stimulus aid and virtual high school graduations

Governor also says he is unsure how long schools will remain closed in favor of remote learning

In-depth Q&A with Peggy McDonald, assistant commissioner for student services, director of oversight of special education for state’s 2,500 public schools