The board will still have their regular meeting on Thursday.
The woman said she was forced to retire after the district refused to allow her to work remotely during COVID, despite her heart condition.
Here's what to know if your child will enter kindergarten or be a new first-grade student at Wayne Schools next year.
NJ districts recognize teachers and service professionals who go "above and beyond" at their schools through this program.
Members also voted on the president and vice-president to lead the board in this new year.
The first-term board member has spoken out against his colleagues at both Township Council and the Board of Education. Here's the latest:
William Paterson’s Cotsakos College of Business offers both online and on-campus MBA programs.
Board members wanted to act quickly on these new roles amid the district's search for a new superintendent, according to a report.
School board officials said they expect the search to be completed in the early spring, with opportunities for community input.
Prosecutors charged a 19-year-old with child abuse after she reportedly "slammed and dragged" a child at a Wayne day care.
Classmates have threatened to sexually assault the girl, pushed her down the stairs, and spread false rumors online, the lawsuit states.
Wayne Township was the only school district in Passaic County to get its foot in the door for the latest round of funding.
Federal investigators criticized the district for not properly investigating complaints of sexual harassment and assault over several years.
As Dr. Mark Toback announced his upcoming retirement, the school board will begin the process of looking for a new superintendent.
A William Paterson professor will present his original research about marijuana use among adolescents after cannabis has become legalized.
The school board recognized National Merit and AP Scholars from both high schools at their most recent meeting.
Dr. Toback has had the longest tenure of any superintendent in the district's history, said Board of Education president Don Pavlak.
Wayne Hills and Wayne Valley were among 149 New Jersey high schools who earned a College Success Award in 2024.
A recent survey suggests that one-third of New Jersey students don't have consistent access to enough food resources, the state said.
Proceeds from the gala will go towards supporting Wayne Schools students during important transition periods in their school journeys.
Hit the streets of New York City with "Annie" and enter the imagination of "Our Miss Brooks" in these upcoming high school productions.
These student journalists will stand elbow-to-elbow with national reporters on Tuesday, covering the 2024 election outside the White House.
William Paterson U is one of the driving forces behind Student News Live, a 24-hour broadcast of election coverage from student journalists.
Wayne continues to perform above state averages on the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments, and some grades showed significant progress.
The student-run Brave New Radio station has now won a Marconi Award from the National Association of Broadcasters three times.
Dr. Lauren Kazmark steps into the assistant superintendent role for Wayne Schools, replacing Donna Reichman.
Students at the PCTI STEM Academy are learning how to tackle global issues and make a difference through empathy and entrepreneurship.
The district is also looking for paraprofessionals, caregivers and assistants for the before- and after-school care programs, and coaches.
The state-of-the-art Biotechnology Innovation Center will allow students to prepare for careers in a rapidly-growing industry, PCTI said.
The district is focusing on overall student and staff wellness, giving the school community more time to relax with family.
The Class of 2028 includes students from 18 NJ counties, 13 states, and 17 countries, WPU said. Overall enrollment increased by 5.3 percent.
Passaic Valley grad Nicholas Fiorita was placed in a coma after being struck in the head at a college baseball practice, his sister said.
The students are part of an elite cadre of semifinalists nationwide, representing less than 1 percent of high school seniors.
The board sent a warning letter to a member in July about his wife's "inflammatory" Facebook posts; she has now filed a notice of claim.
Wawa launched its "Cheers to Classrooms" initiative on Labor Day. Teachers and school staff can get a free any size coffee through Sept. 15.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers, and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.
Researchers designated Packanack Elementary as a school where practices made a positive impact on students' reading and math recovery.
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