Carly Sitrin

Non-renewal notices have gone out to at least 14 elementary school teachers in Union Township, 11 educators in Glen Rock, 36 staff members in Lakewood and 70 staffers in Toms River.

Pandemic-related learning loss means some parents are weighing whether their children should repeat a grade. In 18 states, they won’t have a choice.

Camden is one of the last 70 districts in New Jersey to move from remote to hybrid classes and one of the largest urban districts to do so.

They’re advocating in favor of legislation that would require the state to develop and adopt school curriculum around “information literacy.”

As schools across the nation are preparing to reopen for in-person learning in the fall, four public schools in Camden may be shuttered for good.

Current university employees are urging the university to investigate the claims.

A new report shows the state’s failure to fully finance schools equitably has left a significant gap between white and Latinx students — and the coronavirus is threatening to widen it.

Repollet was superintendent of the Asbury Park school district before being sworn in as Gov. Phil Murphy’s choice for education commissioner in June 2018.

Toms River officials said the district stands to lose more than $70 million over the legislation’s seven-year rollout.

“It’s almost criminal in some ways,” a superintendent said.