Less state aid, more PPE expenses: Where NJ schools look to cut
Experts say districts prefer to first look at items that don't directly impact students, or aren't required.
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Schools next year: Virtual instruction here to stay in NJ
A new report examines multiple concerns and questions about keeping kids, teachers and support staff safe if schools reopen in the fall
Murphy says there is hope for in-person graduations this spring
He asks the families of graduating seniors to "bear with us" as the idea of allowing some kind of outdoor ceremony is being "war-gamed".
NJ petitions against virtual-only graduations rack up signatures
From parents of high schoolers to first-generation college grads, there are lots of folks not willing to give up on their 'dream', yet.
A ‘kick in the stomach’ — NJ won’t allow gatherings for graduation
Emotional wounds remain fresh for the Class of 2020, following state guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Billboard's top music-business schools include NJ universities
They join a list of schools that have long been known for their high-caliber offerings in the field, such as University of Southern California and Berklee College of Music in Boston.
NJ schools consider plans for Class of 2020 graduations
A number of districts are planning for virtual ceremonies during COVID-19, with "encore" in-person events for high school grads.
How NJ teachers are reaching out to students during the crisis
Whether it’s drive-by parades or virtual class projects, Garden State educators are working to maintain social connections with the children in their classes.
If NJ schools don’t reopen, what happens to graduation?
Administrators and superintendents are brainstorming a range of possible plans. But all schools are still in a wait-and-see mode as the COVID-19 crisis continues.
NJ education boss says virtual, at-home study efforts doing well
Most students are going online to continue their studies, but others are using pen and paper to complete homework assignments
Hey, kids! Your teachers are going to be giving lessons on NJTV
NJTV Learning Live starts Monday, April 6, geared toward students in grades 3 through 6.
NJ student athletes benched by COVID-19 hope for '1 more game'
Graduating seniors around the state are grappling with the possible loss of a final spring season.