Newark moves quietly, cites variety of reasons, for maintaining remote learning as only option at least through next January

Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway discusses the future of higher education’s role in cities.

Head back to school, virtually, and see what it's like for 10th grade AP history students.

School districts make slow shift away from remote instruction, new numbers show

Here are the plans approved by the state Department of Education as of Oct. 19

As Education Law Center heads back to court to force compliance with Abbott v. Burke decision, issue overshadowed by scandal-racked Schools Development Authority

The state’s largest district was prepared to start incorporating in-person classes, but now Newark will stay remote until at least early 2021.

Decision by state’s largest school district comes amid uptick in coronavirus cases in Newark and statewide

Surprise nominee pledges to collaborate with others, address the digital divide and COVID-19-related learning losses

Governor to nominate Angelica Allen-McMillan to succeed Lamont Repollet