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New Jersey has joined a coalition of states who are calling on Congress to pass a bill that would protect school children by banning the use of such tactics as physical restraint and seclusion.

Two National Education publications rank New Jersey #1 in Public Education in the country but many believe there is still room for improvement and that belief has sparked legislation at the Statehouse.

Have you ever had to have a tough conversation with your school district or school over making sure the best interests of your child with special needs were being met?

Many New Jersey parents have had enough. COVID fatigue is an understatement and they want they kids back in school, or at least the choice to send them back.

Brick needs some love and right now they are just not getting it. Their school district is looking at the possibility of millions of dollars in cuts for next year on top of dealing with extra COVID expenses.

The Toms River Regional School District is returning to a hybrid scheduled a week before they expected to as the level of Covid-19 cases has moved into a lower tier safe enough for classes to resume.

In light of recent events, the Toms River Board of Education is setting up a series of virtual meetings and releasing a survey to get your input and feedback for the school district.

This week, Manchester Township Schools Superintendent David Trethaway announced in a letter to parents that an individual has tested positive for Covid-19.

In Berkeley Township District Superintendent James Roselli sent a letter to parents announcing that they will be going with a hybrid model.

The wheels on a Lakewood school bus are evidentially still going round and round as police pulled over a bus on Monday afternoon in the township that is reportedly bringing students back and forth to school.

Ocean County Health Officials want to make sure kids, parents and the whole community is being safe with school out of session in the buildings.

They asked for $4.4-million in emergency school aid to help with a budget that's run out of wells to draw more funding from but what the Toms River Regional School District received was $854,634 from the New Jersey Department of Education.