The Belleville Public School District held its 2023 senior awards ceremony. Watch it here.
It’s a topic that “might shake the tree a little bit,” but it’s time to talk about it, Belleville Superintendent Richard Tomko says.
Belleville homeowners will face a tax hike under the public school district’s latest budget. See the nuts and bolts here.
Richard Tomko was hired when the district was under oversight for financial mismanagement. It’s now “back in the black,” officials said.
The students are working on an application and a wearable data collection device to assist with the identification of brain injuries.
Jianine Gambaro has a long history of service in the town’s schools. See what she’s done for Nutley over her 35 years of work.
Nutley police said a teen has been accused of making terroristic threats. Multiple assaults were also recently reported at local schools.
Four people in a stolen car stole a phone from a juvenile who was walking to school, Belleville police said.
Nine districts in Essex County are slated to get nearly $170 million in state aid to run their preschool programs. Here’s the breakdown.
Hundreds of districts may get more school aid from the state, others may lose some. Here’s where Belleville and Nutley stand.
The Nutley school district is now accepting registrations for the upcoming year. Here’s what to know.
A Belleville teacher was recognized by the school board for going above and beyond to aid a student.
“We have almost 90 percent of our kids in full-day preschool,” Belleville’s superintendent recently said.
Solar panels, carport roofing and new light poles are among the latest additions to the Belleville school district, administrators said.
The Belleville Board of Education gathered for their regular meeting on Monday. Watch the video here.
Nutley Police Department: “This was an isolated incident and at no time was the public at risk.”
Niche released its latest rankings for the “Best Public High Schools” in New Jersey. Here’s where Nutley fell on the list.
The “Raider Nation” in Nutley has a new reason to cheer: a resurfaced gymnasium floor at Nutley High School.
Belleville has received more than $16 million for preschool over the past four years. And yes – it is money well-spent, an official says.
“This program will help remove barriers and provide opportunities for all the families and students in Nutley.”
Nutley will be getting a big chunk of state funding to create or expand access to a "high-quality preschool program."
Here’s where Belleville and Nutley landed on a list of “2022's Most And Least Equitable School Districts” in New Jersey.
Back-to-school planning has already begun in Belleville. Here are some key dates to keep in mind for the 2022-2023 school year.
The bank gave out $30,000 recently to students across six New Jersey counties, including two from Nutley schools.
Officials in both towns have said no threats exist in Belleville or Nutley.
A high school student from Belleville was among three youths who earned scholarships from the Suburban Essex Chamber of Commerce Foundation.
“Upon further investigation, it was determined to be an Ultimate Orbeez gun classified as a toy,” Nutley police said.
The U.S. News and World Report list leans heavily on standardized tests. See where Nutley and Belleville's high schools ranked this year.
Belleville is expected to get more school aid than last year from New Jersey as part of the latest state budget proposal.
The meeting originally scheduled for March 21 will now take place on March 28.
A substitute teacher has been arrested and accused of engaging in “inappropriate behavior” while teaching class at Nutley High School.
More than $19B in state aid is coming to NJ towns. Here’s what Belleville and Nutley will get, and what it means for local property taxes.
“Dr. Julie Glazer has modeled that Nutley is stronger together, and together, we all grow,” her anonymous nominator wrote.
A wave of state funding will pay for the installation of “panic alarms,” which can contact law enforcement officers during an emergency.
Things have come a long way since 2015, when a state monitor was assigned to help address the district’s spiraling finances.
Nutley students are back in classrooms after the holiday break. But an online petition asks a question: “Why wait to make the switch?”
Students and staff in Belleville and Nutley cautiously returned to classrooms on Monday. Another nearby district chose to go all-remote.
Police: "There has been no credible threat made, and more specifically, there has been no threat made against any of our schools."
Julie Glazer: “My parents taught me that if you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life.”
See how FAFSA applications changed for Belleville-Nutley area high schools.