"All the schools are open with in-person learning, and we have a few students identified as close contacts," district officials said.
The semifinalists for the 2022 scholarship program have been announced, including 22 from New Jersey.
Anyone inside a school in New Jersey will be required to wear a mask for the start of the school year.
The pandemic had some parents rethink the way their children learn and take a closer look at homeschooling.
NJCU’s new location will expand bachelor's and master's degree offerings along the Jersey Shore.
All vaccinated students at Dickinson High School and McNair Academic can pick up their free Summer Jam tickets.
The award recognizes districts and charters that have demonstrated measurable progress toward equitable outcomes in a specific area.
The two high schools with the highest vaccination rate will win tickets to the HOT 97 Summer Jam concert for all vaccinated students.
The district is asking parents to "make every effort to get yourself and your children 12-years-old and above vaccinated."
Parents in Jersey City can mark the first day of school coming later this summer.
The CDC issued new guidance recommending vaccinated people wear masks indoors.
Tian Hu, a student from Academy 1 Middle School, won third place for his piece "A Year's Change, a Mother's Support."
The college expunged outstanding debt for 4,800 students, using funds from the CARES Act.
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The meeting is the first of two that will discuss the admissions process at McNair High and Infinity Institute.
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District officials said they will strongly encourage the use of masks, but are waiting for the state Dept. of Education's updated guidance.
The board discussed, at the last meeting, changing the admissions process to allow for more socio-economic diversity in the schools.
Chrissalina Colon designed the decal in her Fine Arts and Digital Media class at Ferris High School.
The summer food service program will offer free, healthy meals to Jersey City youth age 18 and younger from June 28th through August 27th.
Board of Education President Mussab Ali is battling Stage 4 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.
The lawsuit is against the Jersey City Board of Education, Dickinson High School officials and teacher Howard Zlotkin.
The $15,000 grant will be used for vision screenings for 400 students over the 2021-2022 school year.
The college was awarded the National Science Foundation's ‘New to Advanced Technical Education’ Award which includes a $300,000 grant.
The Dickinson High School teacher who was recorded in a racist rant against Black students resigned.
The senior art show is a week for Jersey City's senior high school students in the JC Arts program to show their final projects.
This is the first group of students to complete the district's collaborative Early College Admissions Program.
Amy Garrett of Explore Middle School was given a $500 sponsorship check from Applebee's after her students nominated her.
Virtual and in-person 2021 commencement celebrations will take place all week for Hudson County Community College graduates.
Superintendent Franklin Walker said the reopening at the end of the year has helped prep the district for the fall.
The budget would raise taxes by nearly $1,000 for residents but makes it the first fully funded school budget in years.
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A rally was held in front of the Jersey City Board of Education building in solidarity with four Black students singled out by a teacher.
A rally is planned for Monday to call for the removal of Howard Zlotkin, the high school teacher who went on a vulgar rant towards students.
The fatal shooting of a 23-year-old in the city brought a somber tone to the joint budget meeting between the school and city boards.
Howard Zlotkin, a Dickinson High School teacher, went on two vulgar rants aimed at students in class about Black Lives Matter.
The annual ranking released by U.S. News and World Report ranks schools based on factors such as graduation rates and academic performance.
A Dickinson High School teacher cursed at students during a rant that started with climate change and devolved to Black Lives Matter.