The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) today announced the availability of $4.5 million in state grants to fund locally focused climate change education in New
“Education is the vaccine for violence”. These words by Edward James Olmos matter more than ever today as hate crimes are on rise especially, against
New Jersey Acting Education Commissioner Dr. Angelica Allen-McMillan and New Jersey Department of Children and Families Commissioner Christine Norbut Beyer, M.S.W., issued the following joint
Yesterday Governor Phil Murphy announced the expansion of Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies classes in New Jersey during a visit to Science Park High
Howe Brings Over 20 Years of Experience in Human Resources, Including With Bayer & Girl Scouts of the USA Redesigned Role Will Emphasize the Network’s
On Saturday the College Board, which designs Advanced Placement courses and assessments, released a long letter aiming to “clear the air and set the record
Democrats, women most supportive of proposal to push start back to 8:30 A bill currently being considered by the New Jersey State Legislature to push
From students to seniors, non-profit is spreading the love of civic engagement Newark-based nonprofit Project Ready is partnering with Ben & Jerry’s for a week
District and city officials welcomed representatives of the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters (EASRCC) to John F. Kennedy High School to announce a
Thousands of community members turn out against book ban effort at Glen Ridge Public Library. In unanimous vote on each book, the Library Board of