Education

A report built off interviews with English-as-a-second-language teachers finds the pandemic took a particular toll on immigrant students learning English.

High school musicals are back and drama clubs all over South Jersey are once again ready to take the stage and perform some of Broadway's biggest hits.

In anticipation of a teacher shortage, the Senate endorses a bill allowing retired teachers to go back to work for two years while collecting their pension.

As colleges scramble to prepare for a safe school year in the midst of the pandemic, are they prepared to enforce safe social distancing among their students?

Nine bills advance through Assembly committees aimed at preparing for what one lawmaker calls New Jersey's next crisis.

When it comes to education, the Garden State gets a big A+ according to a new report just released for the 2020 school year.

After a summer of ever-changing guidance, first days of schools in some towns are being pushed online or complicated by a lack of personnel or gear.

Sitting in a proper chair at a proper desk at home can help with a child's posture during remote learning.

NJEA says COVID-19 will inevitably spread in reopened schools and that decision-makers who ignore that research will be culpable if deaths result.

All next week Krispy Kreme will be thanking educators with a free doughnut and a coffee. Not only that but for those aren't teachers you can also get free doughnuts Tuesday next week.

The state had already recommended face coverings at all times in an effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

More guidance is coming from the state this week.