Incumbent Michelle King explains why she is seeking another three-year term on the Lawrence Township Board of Education.
Incumbent Patricia "Pepper" Evans shares why she should be reelected to the Lawrence Township Board of Education.
Niche took into account several factors including teacher's salaries and student-teacher ratio to come up with its ranking.
Hamilton School District is looking to hire retired educators to fill the full-time positions amid a national teacher shortage.
The University's Unity Day raises awareness and provides education on social justice issues. The event is free and open to the public.
The school district received an overall grade of A-. Meanwhile, The Lawrenceville School was among the Top.3 in best private schools.
The students were among 16,000 semifinalists announced from schools across the nation.
"This is the best contract that could be achieved without a strike," negotiators said. A ratification vote will be held on Sept. 20.
A board member was recently removed for not meeting the state training mandate.
The AAPU voted to strike if the university failed to reach a "fair and equitable contract.”
The AAUP and university failed to reach an agreement during the contract bargaining session on Wednesday.
Rajneet Goomer's appointment was approved during Wednesday's school board meeting. She will begin in her new role on Sept. 19.
Leigh Cline of Parkway Elementary School, Ewing was named Mercer County Teacher of the Year.
As parents prepare for the first day of school in Lawrence Township, here are a few dates to remember:
The median public-school teacher salary in New Jersey last year totaled $74,186. See the median salary for teachers in Lawrence schools.
Beginning with the fall semester, the University will no longer offer contact tracing and booster shots will not be mandated.
Armando Rosario III was pronounced dead at the scene on Tuesday night, police said. Rosario was a member of Lawrence Cardinals Football.
Four newcomers are looking to unseat three incumbents. All candidates are seeking three-year terms.
Adrienne Wasserleben is a graduate of Lawrence High School. She begins her new role in August.
According to data from the Department of Education, school administrators make between $150K and $300K per year.
Sarah Foster will replace Yvette Panasowich who retires after 16 years in the school district, officials said.
The AAUP said the "unnecessary, panic-driven decisions" will not solve Rider's problems.
The job cuts and program eliminations are designed to the support University's long-term financial health, Rider said.
The local police department has ramped up security at all public and private schools out of an abundance of caution.
The University celebrated the Class of 2022 with three separate ceremonies last week. See photos:
The data used in this year's ranking is from the 2019-20 academic school year and calculations were adjusted to account for COVID-19.
Patch compiled the combined math and reading SAT scores of school districts across New Jersey. See how Lawrence Township fared:
Kim will be part of a discussion hosted by the University's Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics on April 11.
The University has merged two existing colleges to create a new College of Arts and Sciences.
The program will be offered virtually, and students can learn about entering the legal cannabis market, the University said.
Lawrence Township Public Schools is expected to get a total of $5,649,071 in state aid from Murphy's budget for the Fiscal Year 2023.
The Lawrenceville-based University has lifted mask mandates for all regardless of vaccination status.
The district will stop sending letters to staff and parents about positive COVID cases. The numbers will be updated on the dashboard.
Superintendent Ross Kasun said the decision was a “complex” one. An announcement is expected on Feb. 28.
Members of American Association of University Professors said they have 'no confidence' in Dell’Omo’s leadership and called for his removal.
Cait Hopkinson, a senior at Manasquan High School, has won a full scholarship to Rider University, thanks to her healthy donut shop idea.
Students will return for a full day of in-person learning beginning Jan. 18. Students are currently attending school for half a day.
The programs will be held at Ben Franklin and Lawrenceville Elementary Schools.
Students will attend school for half-day sessions, beginning Monday, Jan. 7 to Friday, Jan. 14.
The University is only second in New Jersey to join the exclusive partnership.