UPDATED: Thirteen Area Students Named to Dean's List at TCNJ

Allie Rose Dowe was also named to the President's List, at Clemson University.

NJDOE Clarifies Issues Surrounding New School Elections Legislation

The Galloway School Board approved moving the elections to November on Monday night.

Whiz Kid: Marla Reese

The Absegami High School sophomore joins the Forensics acting team this year.

Five Things You Need to Know About Monday's Galloway BOE Meeting

What else happened at Monday's meeting?

UPDATED: Galloway BOE Announces Formation of Superintendent's Advisory Team

The team will meet for the first time Feb. 7 at 7 p.m., in the Galloway Township Middle School's library.

Greater Egg Begins Budget Discussion; Busing Still an Issue

More will be known about the budget in February.

Galloway BOE Votes to Move Elections to November, Take Budgets Under 2 Percent Cap Out of Voters' Hands

The vote was 7-1, with one board member absent from the meeting.

New Legislation, Superintendent's Advisory Team Among Items to be Discussed at Galloway BOE Meeting

The legislation concerns the possibility of moving school elections to November and taking the budget out of the hands of the voters.

Stockton Kicks Off Celebration of Black History Month

The Claiming Citizenship exhibit is the first of several events taking place over the course of the next month.

New Law Allows Schools to Pass Budgets Without Voter Approval, Move Elections to November

The Galloway School Board will discuss this issue at a future meeting. The next meeting takes place Monday.

Galloway Native Graduates from Centenary College

Jessica Fane graduated Jan. 14.

Deadline Extended for School Officials to Complete Background Checks

Any school board or board of trustee member unable to complete a background check by Dec. 31, 2011, now has until Jan. 27. This includes new Galloway Community Charter School Board of Trustees members John Hunt and Melissa Cast.

More Than 500 Volunteers Turn Out for Stockton Day of Service

The college held its eighth annual Martin Luther King Day of Service on Monday.

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Stockton Professor Reads at Seaview

Stephen Dunn read some of his works at the final event of a writer's retreat held at Seaview.

Newest Members of Galloway Community Charter School Board Must Resign, State Says

John Hunt and Melissa Cast were among 200 board of trustees/education members statewide who didn't complete their background checks by Dec. 31, 2011. They were approved to become part of the board Nov. 21.

Share the Keys Program Coming to Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District

The program's goal is to educate students as much as possible before they get behind the wheel.

Construction at GEHR Schools Likely to be Done in Phases

The projects were approved during the Dec. 14 special election.

Students, Parents Have Issue with GEHR Busing Situation

The buses aren't always on time, leaving students late to school in the morning and work in the afternoon.

Stockton Presented with Flag Flown in Iraq

The Ospreys women's basketball team also receive a certificate signed by airmen.

Absegami Girls' Swim Team's Presence Not as Strong as Others at Hackney Meet

Braves freshman Emily Barnard won her heat in the 200 freestyle.

Stockton Group Researching Tai Chi as a Way to Combat Joint Pain for Breast Cancer Survivors

A side effect of Aromatase Inhibitors is intense joint pain. The inhibitors are used to make sure cancer doesn't return.

Absegami to Host Coaches vs. Cancer Game Tonight

Proceeds from girls basketball event will benefit charities.

Local Students Make Dean's List at Four Colleges This Fall

Four Galloway students and one Absecon student are hitting their stride on their campuses of choice.

Stockton College Men's Basketball Coach Gerry Matthews Nets Win No. 500

Stockton men's basketball coach is now just 14 behind the state record.

Underwater Robotics Experiment Kicks off Jan. 7

Stockton College professionals will work with Atlantic City, Pleasantville and Oceanside Charter school students in preparation for a competition this spring.

Absegami Boys' Basketball Team Sweeps Bracket at Boardwalk Classic

The Braves rallied to win the final game.

Galloway Schools Report One Incident in 2010-11 Violence and Vandalism Report

The number is down from the 2009-10 report.

Absegami Basketball Player Lamar Monroe Off to Fast Start

The girls' basketball and wrestling teams lost their season openers

Portion of Vera King Farris Road to be Closed for Two Weeks

The road runs through the heart of the Stockton College campus. The road will be closed due to the installation of electrical lines.

Absegami Girls' Basketball Team Gets Defensive

The Braves believe success starts on the defensive end.

Five Things You Need To Know

The Absegami High School sports teams will compete in a few tournaments over the holiday break.

Year in Review: Galloway Schools

Galloway schools produced plenty of news in 2011. Catch up on the year's top stories.

Galloway Counselor Honored For Work Keeping Children Drug Free

Patricia Palumbo has been part of the PLAYHARD program for 10 years.

Five Things You Need To Know About Monday's Galloway BOE Meeting

Board Member John Knorr thinks the township should consider moving school elections to November.

Greater Egg Tackles Issue of Electronics Use in Schools

The issue was raised at Monday night's board meeting.

Galloway Township School District Eyes March Referendum Following Last Week's Defeat

Approval from the Education Commissioner should a second referendum fail is also on the table.

Richard Stockton College 2011 Fall Commencement

More photos from Sunday's Fall Commencement at Stockton.

Stockton College Commencement

Fall Commencement took place Sunday, Dec. 18.

Absegami High School Boys' Basketball Ready to Contend

Braves believe they have the right mix of returners and new players to have a successful year.

Stockton Hosts Fall Graduation Sunday

Degrees will be conferred upon 869 graduates.