A few college and universities in the state are offering pro-rated refunds for room, board and parking, but claim remote classes obviate need for tuition ...

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

The NJ Department of Education has been busy issuing guidance on numerous ways schools need to meet challenges of the coronavirus epidemic

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

One woman is getting remote support from her son’s teachers, but she says most days her family is in ‘survival mode’

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

The number of residents testing positive reaches 267, up 89 from previous day, with a total of three deaths

With schools closed by the coronavirus restrictions, the NJEA puts extensive guidance online, fielding questions as they arise

Commissioner Repollet confident transfer to distance learning will be made on time, while students in free breakfast, lunch programs won’t miss a meal

Governor wanted to resolve ‘lots of unintended consequences we have to be sure to get out ahead of’ before making announcement