Mary Ann Koruth

The Trump administration announced Friday that it was revoking extensions granted last year for districts to spend remaining COVID-relief dollars.

The looming impacts of President Trump's efforts to dissolve the U.S. Department of Education outweigh other concerns among NJ school officials now.

The U.S. says Rutgers violated student civil rights by its links to The PhD Project, based in Montvale.

North Jersey students are creating a video on climate change impacts to the region's ecosystem. A focus is the declining number of saltmarsh sparrows.

Civil rights attorneys in the Education Department responsible for the New York and New Jersey region were laid off by the Trump administration.

Leaders of NJ universities painted a grim picture of what President Trump's move to slash federal spending for higher education could mean.

Science faculty members from universities protest Trump cuts through the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.

What happens to federal student loans if the Trump administration closes the federal Education Department?

The state Department of Education released totals for its nearly 600 school districts, amounting to $386 million.

The state says it will limit aid cuts to school districts to 3% of last year's amount, to help districts plan for the coming school year.