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The state agency that builds new schools and renovates old ones is running out of money. The Legislature has not provided a steady funding source.

In economically distressed districts like Camden and Trenton, schools also tend to offer fewer AP courses, lagging behind some suburban districts.

Petitioners in a lawsuit over the state’s unequal school funding scheme won their case. That precedent could spread across the country.

The pandemic led to enrollment declines in public schools across the United States. As more parents mull other options, how are districts rethinking their bottom line – and their mission?

Recently released test scores show that black and Latino students in New Jersey public charter schools are twice ...

After The Press of Atlantic City and ProPublica visited the property, their landlord tried to evict them. The landlord’s son contends it was simply a “miscommunication.”

Instead of revitalizing housing, CRDA has made deals with landlords and developers to get rid of affordable options like rooming houses for Atlantic City residents.

Schools are crumbling in New Jersey’s 31 so-called SDA districts where the state is legally responsible for ensuring students get an education.

Why are progressive groups still advocating to keep resource officers out of schools?

NJ social justice groups warn more police in schools will make children feel less safe