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Lily Laux is Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s pick to lead the Department of Education. (Laux picture courtesy of the New Jersey Governor’s Office/Statehouse picture by Hal Brown)The…

Senator Renee Burgess (D-28) this morning wanted to know how Lily Laux, Governor Mikie Sherrill’s choice to serve as Commissioner of the Department of Education, would…

An anticipated resolution between a Jewish city police officer and Trenton officials has stalled. Lt. Alexis Durlacher, a friend,  who had her claims substantiated that a…

Today, Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill announced Lily Laux as her nominee to be the next Commissioner of Education. Laux has nearly two decades of experience as an…

U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon takes in a selection of grade school students’ patriotic artworks and high schoolers’ recent output in a special installation set up…

Listen to this article Florham Park-based Barnes & Noble Education Inc. is taking the helm of campus stores at one of the top public universities in…

While reentry initiatives remain critical to getting lives back on track for success, society needs strategies and programs that prevent entry into prisons, jails, and institutions.…

Former NJEA President Sean Spiller is launching a challenge to the incumbent president of the National Education Association in their 2026 leadership election. Spiller becomes the…

According to 2024 data, these New Jersey municipalities show the highest poverty rates. Atlantic City 35.2% Camden: 33.6% Lakewood 32.6 Bridgeton 31.7 Trenton: 27.7% Newark: 25.4% Passaic: 25.3% Paterson: 24.4% Note…

Listen to this article The basics: Camden launches $550K Preschool Initiative to enhance early education Rowan/Rutgers Board of Governors, Norcross Foundation are key funders Program includes…