Teresa Ruiz

A planned vote was postponed on changes related to standardized PARCC exams that would give students more alternatives to qualify for high-school graduation.

The NJEA says it isn't ignoring comments about sex abuse allegations – but that they're false and potentially misleading. Lawmakers have seen the raw video.

The controversy over the PARCC test has died down, but the test hasn't gone away. In fact, it's a looming headache for high school freshmen.

Though Gov. Chris Christie’s administration is moving to loosen the salary cap on school superintendents, the Legislature is nevertheless moving to lift it entirely.

School districts are waiting to see whether Gov. Chris Christie renews, revises or rescinds a salary cap for school administrators that expires in November.

Democratic lawmakers have a plan for fully funding New Jersey’s schools – or rather, a plan for developing a five-year plan, over the course of the next year.

New Jersey is considering eliminating its estate tax, but some are suggesting to instead scale it back but keep it on the books for the wealthiest estates.

Keeping New Jersey kids in high school until they graduate is the goal for two Democratic state senators.

New Jersey Democrats have tried more than 50 times to override one of Gov. Chris Christie’s vetoes. They have failed every time. Thursday, Senate Democrats were scheduled to try again.

The Garden State has to invest in order to boost the economy. That was the clarion call from Democrats in the Senate at a State House press conference Monday.