In one of NJ's highly segregated school districts, students and parents seek accountability
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The New Jersey Department of Education's latest Wildwood High School performance report shows its advanced college prep courses are predominantly made up of white students, even though more than 50% of the overall student population is Hispanic.
Technology firms like Amazon, healthcare groups and banks have thrown money at affordable housing, but even billions in short-term private capital can’t solve the crisis
A Rutgers-Newark case study that could have statewide implications revealed that interest in college is high among families in Newark, but many need more information on state financial aid programs that could make it affordable.
S. 1889 introduced on November 24, 1981 would establish a United States Academy of Peace. The proposed academy would be administered as a national non-profit, independent institution Its objective would be to promote peace learning and conflict resolution