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

What the new School Performance Reports from state Department of Education reveal about violence, vandalism and bullying in our public schools

Data from new School Performance Reports also shows widely varying results in English Language Arts tests and math tests

In this new series, NJ Spotlight drills into data from the latest School Performance Reports to give readers a sharp focus on key numbers

At Pascack Valley, learning from past lessons with winter white-outs gives school leaders critical guidance when planning for possible health-related shutdowns

The Garden State Guarantee is the latest Murphy administration effort to cut tuition and fees for more students

Department of Education directive tasks local districts with creating preparedness plans in case schools are closed by public health authorities

Graduation rates still top 90%, but only half of students are earning diplomas by passing both language and arts tests — others follow alternative routes

Despite judge’s ruling, advocates for keeping college in Princeton say they will continue to resist plan to move campus to Lawrenceville

Security drills, which have been required in New Jersey schools for the past decade, are coming under scrutiny for their potential harm to students