Melanie Burney

Cherry Hill public schools may begin requiring parental permission for students to check out sensitive books, according to an internal memo obtained by The Inquirer.

Hopeworks' alternative program in Camden pays young people to undergo technical training and obtain a skill set to help them get a job.

The lawsuits from 10 former Cherry Hill students add to seven others filed this year alleging the school district failed to protect them from a predatory teacher decades ago.

U.S. District Judge Joseph H. Rodriguez, 94, began his career as a community activist during a tumultuous time in Camden in the ‘60s and as a trial lawyer at a prominent law firm.

Hibbs' lawyer has asked the New Jersey School Ethics Commission to dismiss a complaint alleging the schools chief ordered grade changing.

They allege the students, all Black, were punished more harshly because of their race and kept out of school for more than a year for fighting.

He almost flunked out his freshman year of high school. Now Cam'ron Klotz is a first-year medical student at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University.

Stand Up for Salem has fired its executive director, Betsy McBride, effective immediately, according to board president Tom Smith. The decision followed a fact-finding process.

Stand Up for Salem has indefinitely suspended executive director Betsy McBride. "White privilege means I didn't think," she wrote in an apology email.

New Jersey's public school students returned this week for a new school year. More districts have cell phone bans, and Cherry Hill reconfigured its middle schools. Here's a look at what's new.