The foundation honoring Seton Hall fire victims surpasses fundraising goal at annual golf outing.
Halloween celebrations for the Maplewood-South Orange elementary school were cancelled as of Oct. 13 and then resurrected on Oct. 14.
Senators Cory Booker and Robert Menendez were on hand to present the funding which will be critical for workforce development.
A series of events entitled “Sanctuary: A History of Queer Club Spaces in Newark” will be held throughout the month of October.
Essex County College will host its 3rd annual Manufacturing Career Day on Wednesday, October 1 from 9am to 12 noon.
The meeting scheduled for Monday October 13 will take place in Columbia High School Library.
Agassi will be on hand at the opening of the University Heights Charter School in Newark, an investment of the Turner-Agassi Charter fund.
Dr. Clement Price of Rutgers-Newark will launch this year's Presidential Lecture Series at Essex County College on Sept. 23.
Essex County College joined forces with Rutgers University to send badly needed supplies to help Liberians fight the deadly virus.
The test of the emergency notification system will be conducted Wednesday, September 17, 2014 at Noon.
The women's center has scheduled new workshops, seminars, and a support group, all of which begin this month.
Attend one or more of these open or group forums and voice your opinion on what you're looking for in a superintendent!
Pick up extra supplies while you're out back to school shopping and donate them to families in the South Orange/Maplewood School District.
Stakeholders invited to series of forums to give their input.
School for children and young adults on the autism spectrum expands with new program.
School will host the New Jersey ReelAbilities Film Festival on Nov. 20.
School becomes the first public university in the state to not require SAT/ACT scores.
Longtime South Orange resident has held numerous volunteer positions in the district.
Share photos of your student's graduation with Patch.
Lydia Furnari is taking a superintendent job in Franklin Lakes.
Tracy Gottlieb, vice president for student services at Seton Hall, earned the 2014 Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate Award.
Seton Hall University will be conducting a test of its emergency systems on Jan. 29. Residents should not be alarmed by the emergency siren.
Schools and district offices are closed for a snow day Wednesday.
Mauri Myers-Solages pens Patch Letter to the Editor recounting the SOMA PTA's Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration.
All South Orange and Maplewood schools will have early dismissal, Tuesday, due to the snow storm.
The celebration will be held Monday from 10 a.m. to noon.
South Orange and Maplewood Superintendent Dr. Brian Osborne gave the annual State of the District address on Wednesday.
Registration is open for kindergarten in February, March for Columbia High School and May for all other grades.
Dr. Brian Osborne, Superintendent of the South Orange and Maplewood School District, will highlight accomplishments and future school projects.
Tuscan principal revises security protocol after NBC report.
The New Careers in Nursing Scholarship Program received a grant of $50,000 from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).
November election winners Beth Daugherty, Stephanie Lawson-Muhammad and Johanna Wright are sworn into their roles.
The SOMA Board of Education will hold a reorganization meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 525 Academy St. in Maplewood.
Schools and district offices are closed for a snow day Friday.
The South Orange and Maplewood Board of Education Reorganization meeting will be held Tuesday.
South Orange and Maplewood Education Association rejects 2.2 percent salary increase.
Tuscan parents attended Monday's Board of Education meeting to voice concerns over district security procedures.
South Orange and Maplewood schools participated in “The Hour of Code,” a global movement to introduce programming to more than 10 million students.
This was the third year the state used a federally mandated methodology for calculating the graduation rate.
On Thursday, Dec. 5, NBC's Jeff Rossen investigated access procedures at New Jersey Elementary Schools.