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Photo Caption: A page from retired New Jersey State Police Major Robert Yaiser's whistleblower complaint identifies former OCVTS Assistant Superintendent and current North Hanover Superintendent Michael Maschi as an individual defendant in the civil lawsuit.

North Hanover Schools Superintendent Named in OCVTS Whistleblower Lawsuit Alleging Retaliation

North Hanover Superintendent Michael Maschi, formerly an assistant superintendent at OCVTS, is among the defendants in a pending whistleblower lawsuit alleging retaliation following reports of student safety concerns during his tenure at the vocational school district.…

Photo Caption: Interim Superintendent Tim Rehm's welcome letter to Ocean County Vocational Technical School students announces implementation of New Jersey's new statewide cell phone ban for the 2026-27 school year.

OCVTS Announces Cell Phone Ban as District Faces Scrutiny Over Abuse Lawsuits, Whistleblower Claims

Ocean County Vocational Technical School students will face a new statewide cell phone ban when classes begin, even as the district remains under intense scrutiny from civil lawsuits alleging years of sexual abuse, retaliation, and administrative failures.…

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New Jersey High School Athletic Director Charged After Alleged Peeping Incident in Pennsylvania

A New Jersey high school athletic director has been charged after Pennsylvania authorities allege he was captured on surveillance video peering into a young woman's bedroom window. The Hopewell Valley Regional School…

Parents' advocacy group NJStandsUp is urging greater transparency from the Bridgewater-Raritan Board of Education after a July meeting where debate over a proposed parental rights amendment was interrupted and the public livestream ended.

Parents Demand Answers After Bridgewater-Raritan School Board Debate Ends With Livestream Cut

Parents' advocacy group NJStandsUp is urging greater transparency from the Bridgewater-Raritan Board of Education after a July meeting where debate over a proposed parental rights amendment was interrupted and the public livestream…

The request reflects growing bipartisan concern over New Jersey's school funding formula as communities continue to debate whether the Murphy-era law accurately reflects current local education costs.

Old Bridge Democrats Have Had Enough of Their Own Party’s Flawed NJ School Funding Fiasco

Old Bridge Democratic leaders are urging Gov. Mikie Sherrill to revisit New Jersey's school funding formula, saying years of aid reductions under the S2 law have increased pressure on local taxpayers while school costs continue to rise.…

A federal judge ruled that portions of a former Passaic charter school teacher's discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against iLearn Schools and Passaic Arts & Science Charter School may proceed while dismissing other claims.

Teacher’s Bias Lawsuit Against Passaic Charter School Advances in Court

A federal judge ruled that portions of a former Passaic charter school teacher's discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against iLearn Schools and Passaic Arts & Science Charter School may proceed while dismissing other claims.…

New Jersey School Cell Phone Ban Bill Hits Governor Murphy’s Desk

Elementary school safety patrol visits New Jersey State Police headquarters for hands-on learning day

Elizabeth school teacher charged in online child luring sting released from custody

Bomb threat at Warren Middle School deemed not credible after police search

Brown University shooter came to America on student visa; found dead from self-inflicted gunshot wound

Off-duty NYPD school safety agent arrested for possessing stolen property in Manhattan

Senate passes Corrado bill turning plastic waste into school furniture and supplies

NJEA Defends Superintendent Citta’s $80,000 Raise as Mayor Demands Resignation

America’s largest yeshiva just bought former Jackson middle school for $15 million below original asking price

The Great Decline: Student Testing Changes Have Devalued Grammar and Clarity for the Sake of Equitable Accomodations

New Jersey Wants to Keep Parents in the Dark When Children Call Suicide Prevention Hotlines

New Jersey moves to create stiffer penalties for cyberharassing public officials

Gopal Bill Would Allow New Jersey Schools to Lease Buildings for Family Care, Homeless Shelters Without Public Bids

Committee advances Singer bills to expand protections for student parents in higher education

Superintendent of Toms River Schools on Verge of Bankruptcy Threatens Lawsuit After State Ethics Board Denies His Plan for $80,000 Raise

Jackson schools announce two-hour delay after weekend snowstorm

Bill would allow noncitizen teachers in New Jersey to earn tenure

For equity’s sake, New Jersey Democrats move to end high school graduation exam

New Jersey awards $13M to test hydrogen-powered trucks at Port Newark

As Graduation Test Scores Drop, New Jersey Wants to End Testing Instead of Improving Scores and Fixing the Problem

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