Schools

Jersey City Lawmaker's Bill Would Require NJ Students To Learn Cursive

An assemblywoman from Hudson County has introduced legislation that would require schools to teach students to read and write in cursive, the style of penmanship once taught universally but that has fallen out of favor in an age when most written communication is generated by keyboard.

The b...

LAWSUIT: 'Massively Overqualified' Hackensack Teacher Was Denied 18 Promotions Due To Age

by Cecilia Levine

Scotch Plains Student Reportedly Posted Image Of Himself In Blackface

by Paul Milo

Bergen Sheriff, BCC Officials Debut Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Communication Card

by Jerry DeMarco

A colorful new communication card aims to help officers at the Bergen County sheriff's substation at Bergen Community College and the deaf and hard of hearing understand one another bette...

Police: Franklin Teen Encouraged Elementary School Girl To Kill Herself

by Cecilia Levine

Mononucleosis Outbreak Forfeits Warren Hills Football Game Against Summit

by Cecilia Levine

W. Orange Middle School Student's 'Lesbians' Shirt Draws Punishment, Praise

by Paul Milo

An eighth-grader from West Orange caused a stir when she wore a shirt proclaiming "We're All Lesbians" to class at Liberty Middle School -- but the school district is now praising the gir...