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Bristol Township school officials say no evidence 11-year-old brought gun to school
Bristol Township School District officials do not believe an 11-year-old middle school student accused of firing a gun into a Levittown home Tuesday had the firearm with him during the school day. Ben Franklin Middle School administrators interviewed multiple students and reviewed security video throughout the day Wednesday and found...
NJ Democrats at it again, targeting YOUR kids
There's a new threat to your kids in our public schools. This time it's in the form of a Senate bill that will allow federally qualified health centers to lease school property without bidding. That's right, no accountability for your tax dollars and no parental involvement on the push for...
Local Stars Shine: Eastern Regional High’s Top Grads and Upcoming Voorhees Events
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NJSIAA announces new alignment for district/region wrestling for 2024-25 season
There will be even more changes on the way for high school wrestling in the Garden State this winter. The NJSIAA released the district/region alignment for the 2024-25 in an email sent to athletic directors on Thursday. In the email, the state organization said they don't anticipate any changes to...
Rutgers University adviser routinely shares pro-Hamas social media posts, calls attacks on IDF soldiers ‘funny’
A New Jersey lawyer who sits on one of Rutgers University’s advisory boards routinely shares bloodthirsty pro-Hamas content on his social media accounts — including a slew of posts celebrating attacks on Israeli soldiers as “hunting season.” Rajeh A. Saadeh, a divorce and family attorney from New Jersey and member of the board of advisors for the school’s Center for Security, Race and Rights, has taken to sharing daily clips on his personal Instagram page of Israel Defense Forces personnel being gunned down in Gaza in the wake of the Oct. 7 terror attack. In a video posted over the weekend...
TAPinto Mount Laurel's Weekly Recap
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ — With lots happening in Mount Laurel you may have missed some of TAPinto Mount Laurel's top stories this past week. Here is your chance to catch up on what you've missed before the week ahead begins! Lenape Regional H.S. District to Get a $2M Boost in State Aid: The Lenape Regional School District will receive additional state funding under a bill recently signed by Governor Murphy to offset the cuts caused by calculations under the School Funding Reform Act. Under the new law, Lenape Regional School District (BRSD) will receive $2,111.448 to help ease the impact of $4.6...
New Jersey’s Attempt To Remove Public Teacher Certifications and Testing Advances Again
TRENTON, NJ – The New Jersey Senate Education Committee has favorably reported Senate Bill No. 1287, a significant legislative proposal aimed at modifying the state’s teacher certification process. This bill proposes the removal of the basic skills test requirement for teacher certification, which includes tests in reading, writing, and mathematics. Introduced by Senators James Beach and Shirley K. Turner, the bill is set to streamline the certification process for teachers. It targets the elimination of the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators test among others, thereby simplifying the pathway to obtaining various types of teaching certificates such as the certificate
Op-Ed: We need to do more to help community college students succeed
Graduation season is a time of celebration for many students and their loved ones. It’s also a reminder of the invaluable role that community colleges play in our state. New Jersey’s 18 community colleges serve as a bridge for students to reach high-paying careers while building a strong state economy. Nearly a quarter of a million New Jerseyans turn to their local community colleges each year and many go on to receive higher certifications with the quality education they receive.
State's School Performance Report for Edison Schools 2022 - 2023 is Now Available
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ - The state’s annual school performance report for 2022-2023 is now available for the Edison School District as well as all other New Jersey school districts. These reports measure a school's academic accomplishments as well as the student’s post-graduate enrollment in higher education. “The School Performance Reports reflect the New Jersey Department of Education's commitment to providing parents, students and school communities with a large variety of information about each school and district,” the state’s website reads, “These reports can be used as a tool to help evaluate whether all students have equitable access...
Honor Roll: MVPs from Rd. 1 of N.J. baseball’s sectional tournaments
The first round of the NJSIAA Tournament produced its share of great games and tremendous individual performances that led to thrilling victories. Players delivered at the plate, in the field and on the mound. The NJ Advance Media baseball staff has taken a look at all of the opening-round games....
Bordentown Regional School District to Receive Supplements Funds
BORDENTOWN, NJ — The Bordentown Regional School District will receive additional state funding under a bill recently signed by Governor Murphy to offset the cuts caused by calculations under the School Funding Reform Act. Under the new law, Bordentown Regional School District (BRSD) will receive $726,718 to help ease the impact of $1.6 million in state aid cuts announced in March.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The legislation establishes a Stabilized School Budget Aid Grant Program in the Department of Education to provide grants equal to 45 percent of a school district's State school aid reduction...
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