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Bayonne has made its science fair optional, offering extra credit for students who want to do it. The board approved a resolution amending the current

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NEW HANOVER COUNTY — The amendments that would further restrict the use of seclusion and restraint in New Hanover County Schools are now in writing; however…

After being online for the past two years and not seeing his friends or doing extracurricular activities like bowling, Guam High School senior Elijah Duenas is thrilled about the return

Bert Haley, Christy Lozano and Emily Zacarias share about their priorities if elected

The two candidates for Flagler School Board District 2, Will Furry and Courtney VandeBunte, respond to a News-Journal questionnaire.

The nationally recognized Minnesota Partners in Policymaking program has selected local resident Amanda Schermerhorn from a pool of statewide applicants.

A mom who was reported to the local police and then to the DOJ for speaking up for her son who was negatively affected by COVID restrictions has filed a lawsuit against her local school board.

Heaven Fromm has been out of school for three years because the shortage of licensed practical nurses, required by law to assist medically fragile students like Heaven, is so acute.

City Schools of Decatur is launching three new task forces, one of which will focus on how the school district addresses dyslexia.