The University's new program, which begins this fall, aims to combat the need for STEM teachers in New Jersey schools.
This year's general elections will be held on Nov. 7. Two incumbents are seeking reelection.
11 members from Lawrence Township Public Schools made more than $150,000 last year, according to state data. Here's the list:
Geoffrey Hewitt will be taking over from Jay Billy, who recently submitted his resignation to the Board.
Reuben Williams is one of 20 students to receive a $5,000 academic scholarship.
Vanessa Bekarciak will begin in her new role on Sept.15. Her appointment was finalized during Wednesday's BOE meeting.
The funds were given by the Lawrence Township Education Foundation through a grant from Bristol Myers Squibb.
Rider President Gregory Dell’Omo said the university will not waver from its commitment to supporting a diverse student body.
Kasun has served the school district for the past five years. He will retire Sept. 1.
Robyn Klim has been selected to replace Ross Kasun. BOE will finalize her appointment on June 28
As a precaution, the district has moved recess indoors. A code orange Air Quality Alert remains effective in Mercer County.
The commencement ceremony took place Thursday at the Lions Stadium on campus
Ross Kasun has served as superintendent since 2018. His retirement will be effective Sept. 1.
More than 1,200 students earned their degrees this year. Here are some highlights and photos from the ceremony.
The event will highlight the experiences and contributions of the AAPI communities.
6 NJ students are being recognized for their accomplishments in academics, the arts, and career and technical education
The former NFL player spoke to hundreds of students about the impact of opioid addiction.
The ceremony will be held at the CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton.
On the anniversary of Jack Reid's death, the Lawrenceville School admitted it failed to protect the student from bullying.
Jordan “Swizzy” Wilson, of Lawrence High School won first place in the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey’s music competition.
New Jersey's school ratings are back. See how Lawrence Township schools compare to the rest:
The Township is now looking for grant sources to fund electric charging stations for the garbage trucks.
An alert was sent out to the campus on Monday afternoon asking them to shelter in place. The threat was "not credible," police said.
An elementary school in Robbinsville sheltered in place Wednesday after unsubstantiated claims of an unknown person on school property.
Through a new program offered by Rider, eligible employees like cafeteria aides, custodians and bus drivers can become certified teachers.
The event will take place March 30 in Carnegie Hall’s Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage.
The 14.04 percent increase in funding is part of Gov. Phil Murphy's school aid plan for the 2023-24 school year.
Food insecurity has intensified on campus since COVID-19. Last semester, 174 students visited the food pantry.
Trenton school district has put in place new security rules for all its high school basketball games.
Students who apply as an elementary education or secondary education major will be eligible for the scholarship, the University said.
Sheena Howard's story, “The Illusion of Fairness,” appears in Marvel's anthology series Wakanda Forever #1.
The BOE meeting will be held at Lawrence High School.
Brianna Bogos of Bishop Eustace Preparatory School won a four-year tuition scholarship to Rider thanks to her innovative business idea.
The preschool programs will be located at Ben Franklin Elementary School and Lawrenceville Elementary School.
Achievers Early College Prep Charter School and Paul Robeson Charter School in Trenton will each receive $1.5 million.
The funds will go towards supporting 22 innovative programs at the school district.
Westminster Choir College celebrated with a two-night holiday concert at Princeton University Chapel.
Mercer County currently has 60 districts left to count, according to County Clerk Paula Sollami-Covello.
The incident happened Wednesday. Hamilton police said the report was “unfounded" and the threat was deemed non-credible.
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