NJ Schools

Some classes wrapped up with virtual events, while other districts are finally holding in-person celebrations that kick off July 6.

The Howell High School graduate who designed the winning "Rebels" mascot after an online vote among four competing designs said she can see both sides of the argument over changing the logo.

It seems unrealistic for most schools to have all students in attendance and meet social distancing rules. Hybrid approach with some virtual learning likely.

The online petition calls the Wayne Valley use of the old mascot an "abysmal misrepresentation of Native Americans."

One petition seeks the elimination of both the name and the cartoonish Confederate solider while another wants to keep it in place.

The township’s school superintendent this week apologized for sending out a message that included the expression “all lives matter.”

Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin said he expects the measure to receive widespread bipartisan support.

The high school senior made a video that said she's been oppressed by "close-minded people." Some parents thought that should disqualify the teen from speaking at graduation.

After initially saying ceremonies would only be virtual, the district now is considering an August in-person celebration.

Experts say districts prefer to first look at items that don't directly impact students, or aren't required.

A new report examines multiple concerns and questions about keeping kids, teachers and support staff safe if schools reopen in the fall

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".