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VIDEO: Latina Advocate Fights for Daniel’s Breath While Elizabeth School District Remains Silent

Staff Writer April 11, 2022

Over the past year NJ Education Report has followed the travails of Maria Lorenz, who has two sons with special needs in the Elizabeth Public

These New Jersey Parents Are Breaking Up With the Democratic Party–And It’s All About Schools

Staff Writer April 11, 2022

Yesterday the Wall Street Journal ran a feature story on New Jersey voters who, once loyal Democrats, are so frustrated with their Party’s pandemic policies

‘This Curriculum Makes Me Sick’: NJ Parents React to New Sexual Health Standards

Staff Writer April 7, 2022

In 2020 the New Jersey State Board of Education approved new content for teaching students about health and sexual education; these standards well be implemented

Hoboken Dual Language Charter School Is first Middle School in NJ to earn College Board Approval as AP Spanish Program

Staff Writer April 7, 2022

Students at Hoboken Dual Language Charter School (“HoLa”) are about to become the state’s first middle schoolers to sit for a college-level AP exam.  Beginning

Five Wall Township Football Players Accused of Hazing and Harassment Accept Plea Bargains

Staff Writer April 1, 2022

Among the seven Wall High School football players accused of bullying and hazing younger students in the boy’s locker room, including attacking a 10th grader

Are Newark District Officials Hiding the Truth Or Are They Just Bad at Making Graphs?

Staff Writer March 31, 2022

Yesterday NJ Ed Report published a short article after Newark officials released new information on the academic gains of students who attend Newark district schools.

New Jersey High School Start Times Are Early! Is That Going to Change?

Staff Writer March 31, 2022

As the New Jersey State Legislature considers a bill proposal that would require high schools to start the day no earlier than 8:30 am, it’s

Fewer Than 6 Percent of Newark District Students Will Reach Proficiency in Math

Staff Writer March 30, 2022

Newark Public Schools District just released the most recent scores on the in-district assessments that measure student learning. According to Patrick Wall at Chalkbeat, “Newark

Camden Youngsters Hospitalized After Drinking From School Milk Cartons

Staff Writer March 30, 2022

Today at least 64 young Camden schoolchildren from the Early Childhood Development Center and Riletta T. Cream Elementary School were sickened when they drank from

Westfield Schools Shaken By Outbreaks of Anti-Semitism

Staff Writer March 29, 2022

(Photo courtesy of TapInto.) This past August, in wealthy Westfield, residents were shocked to find a swastika etched into playground equipment  in a townpark. This

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