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katie kausch

Data Reporter at NJ.com

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  • Education
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N.J. school test scores revealed for 2024. Look up how students did in your district.

Only about half of students were at grade level in English Language Arts across the state and even less were at grade level in math, the state numbers show.
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Man killed in midnight crash in Ocean County

The 39-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.
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The 17 N.J. school districts with highest teacher salaries, ranked

In the highest paying district, public school teachers earned a median salary of more than $119,000.
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N.J. median teacher pay now over $80K. See how much your district p...

Look up your district's median teacher pay based on newly released data.
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Green Lantern coaster, 2 other rides to be demolished at Six Flags ...

The amusement park has not made a formal announcement on the closure or the fate of Kingda Ka.
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Fate of Great Adventure‘s Kingda Ka roller coaster coming ’very soo...

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One firefighter, an 18-year-old from New York, died battling the blaze.
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Nearly every N.J. county voted more Republican in 2024 than in 2020...

See how every county in New Jersey voted.
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Ranking N.J.’s school superintendents per-student costs. See the fu...

Superintendents in bigger districts cut bigger paychecks— but smaller district leaders make more per student.
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Meet N.J.’s newest voters: the youngest members of Gen Z.

The youngest voters are a small, but not insignificant, slice of the electorate.