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

The pandemic may be easing, but the technology gap for many of Paterson’s distance-learning students remains as wide as before

‘When school resumes, we will better appreciate what we have been missing, but we should build upon what we have learned’

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

Beyond freezing undergraduate tuition and fees, potential for continued online learning had many students asking for additional reductions

The effective educational institutions that emerge from the current crisis will be those that make smart, difficult choices and sustain goodwill and public trust

Gov. Phil Murphy says state aid to schools is in jeopardy as New Jersey faces revenue shortfalls in the billions of dollars

Like teachers, guidance counselors, librarians and school nurses are juggling more jobs than ever — on the phone and over the internet

Legislation that would allow part-timers to collect if they’re unable to teach during summer sessions could land on Gov. Phil Murphy's desk by Friday

As freshmen prepare to adapt, educators and administrators are still in the early stages of ‘shaping the new normal’ of a college education: part two