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This article is about me getting suspended in 5th grade. The year was 2005 and I was a student at Central School in Wall Township, New Jersey. I still can't believe it!!

Sugary snacks are nice and tasty but healthy lunches and snacks are the key to a successful day at school.

I get why officials are trying to avoid making this decision...I do! But I think the overall priority outweighs everything else.

There are heroes in New Jersey and throughout the Jersey Shore. I love highlighting the amazing people that impact our community in a positive way. There are few examples greater than the work these men and women do...and they need YOUR help.

Sad. Lonely. Boring. Confusing. Frustrating. Those are just a few of the words my 10-year-old son used at different points this year to describe what he was going through at different times. I mean, it certainly was not a typical school year and not for the better. However, it ended on a soaring high note as evidenced in this must-see video.

When I entered Berkeley Township Elementary School tonight, I thought I was attending a celebration of amazing students and teachers. I had no idea I was attending a rally or protest. However, I soon found myself surrounded by protestors. Here's what happened.

Yum - Krispy Kreme is honoring the Class of 2021 by bringing back its Free Graduate Dozens!

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.