TOCABI owes part of its existence to Mathew Schwartz, an assistant professor at New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark.
POLL: What do YOU think about the quality of lunches in Newark’s public schools?
Newark’s public schools have been participating in the National School Lunch Program for more than four decades.
The Newark Board of Education in partnership with St. James Health is providing vaccination clinics for the week of October 12th at sele ...
Several Newark elementary and middle schools were included in the inaugural list, which ranked more than 80,000 U.S. schools.
Named in honor of the former first lady, the school serves pre-K to grade 2. It will grow one grade every year until it reaches grade 8.
“I Hate School” is now a phrase of empowerment at St. Benedict’s Preparatory in Newark.
[Newark, NJ, September 27, 2021] We are extremely proud to announce that GreatSchools, the leading national non-profit that empowers par ...
As students return to classrooms for a new school year, a poll of Newark parents found that most support vaccines and mandatory masks.
When the school year kicked off, Newark’s public schools were flush with hundreds of new teachers. But it wasn’t enough, a report says.
The virtual event will tackle commercial space exploration, “equitable” economics and the pandemic – all in less than 18 minutes.
VIDEOS: “Just like other school districts, we should not have been able to open – but we did.”
Essex County College has rolled out a COVID-19 vaccine mandate and an indoor mask requirement for students and staff.
“I am undeniably nervous, but at the same time very excited,” one of the new teachers said.
The Newark Unites Tutoring Center is taking applications from 9th and 10th graders who go to any Newark public school.
Many NJ school districts have been running counseling and mental health programs to help their students cope with pandemic pressure.
“It is our job to make all resources readily available and accessible to our students and families who chose to take the vaccine.”
Rose Cuison-Villazor of Rutgers in Newark is the first Filipina-American dean of a U.S. law school. See her impressive resume here.
Back-to-school planning has already begun in Newark. Here are some key dates to keep in mind for the upcoming school year.
The Newark Public School District will keep following CDC guidance, the local health department and “science,” officials said.
Meet eight new principals who will be taking the reins at Newark schools this year.
Charters is an alumna of the school and has served on the Board of Advisors of NJIT's Martin Tuchman School of Management since 2014.
Program will be funded by COVID-19 relief money and help students in STEM, while exposing them to new fields of study and possible careers.
Jamila Colin has been named Teacher of the Year at Newark's South 17th Street Elementary School for her tireless dedication.
See how college aid applications changed for Newark area high schools.
VIDEO: “After a year of uncertainty, this is a welcome surprise for me, my students and our school community.”
New Jersey isn't making students wear masks when they return to classrooms this fall, but its largest public school district will.
Newark Tech is the third school building in the Essex County Schools of Technology District to undergo renovations in the last five years.
Newark public school students must now apply for college financial aid, among other requirements, a report says.
The New Jersey Supreme Court upheld a decision that paved the way for the expansion of seven charter schools in Newark.
Here's what a typical undergrad student will pay at Rutgers University's Newark, New Brunswick and Camden campuses.
Kimberly Bryant: “As engineers, technologists and innovators I believe you are uniquely gifted … You are the architects of the future.”
Newark’s inspiring teachers of the year for 2021 include DeJanee Martinez of the Bruce Street School for the Deaf.
Newark Patch is celebrating this year's seniors for their accomplishments.
Tell us why your grad is special and send a message of congratulations on Newark Patch.
The devices were provided by the Take on Race “One Million Devices Now” campaign.
High school juniors and seniors can earn college credits at Essex County College's 2021 Summer Camp.
They want “counselors, not cops.”
Janic Aguirre, who comes from a family of Japanese and Nicaraguan descent, is inventing his own language. He got into 7 Ivy League schools.
Earlier this month, students returned to classrooms for the first time in more than a year.