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Melanie Burney

Melanie Burney

Education Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Meet Tom, a beloved wild turkey who stops traffic and terrorizes a South Jersey community

Once nearly extinct, the wild turkey population in New Jersey has rebounded through state restoration efforts, and today, there are about 20,000 statewide.
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South Jersey student talks about her yearlong suspension as others ...

The parents of five Kingsway Regional High School students given longterm suspensions want a federal review of the district's disciplinary practices.
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Cherry Hill mistakenly released names of at least 92 students who o...

The names of the elementary school students were released in September 2023 in response to an Open Public Records Act request wanting to know how many children didn't take part in the classes.
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Camden school superintendent Katrina McCombs responds to efforts to...

Camden’s top elected officials, including Mayor Victor Carstarphen, reportedly want the state to oust school Superintendent Katrina T. McCombs.
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Camden schools make modest gains in state test scores, and other ta...

In language arts, third graders improved from 5.9% meeting expectations in 2023, to 10.8% in 2024. The state average was 37.2%. Gains were also made by fourth, fifth, and sixth graders.
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These Philly-area lawyers are representing hundreds of child sex ab...

Nearly 600 cases across the state, more than any other firm, have been filed by John Baldante and his associate Daniella Price. One was just settled for $30 million against a N.J. ballet school.
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The South Jersey school where an 11-year-old died by suicide is the...

Federal authorities are investigating complaints that the Mount Holly school district discriminated against students based on race, sexual orientation and gender.
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N.J. schools could be required to teach Hispanic and Latino history

A 2023 study that analyzed how Latinos are depicted in U.S. history books found them lacking in authenticity. Key topics were not covered or mentioned in five sentences or less in 87% of the books.
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Rowan University is trying to increase male teachers of color in th...

During the 2020-21 school year, Black men accounted for 7% of public school teachers in America, and Hispanic men 9%, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Camden and Rowan are launching a new effort to help paraprofessiona...

The Camden School district has enrolled 19 paraprofessionals into "Teach Camden," a new program to tap into local talent and help them become certified teachers.
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The embattled Camden school advisory board president has resigned a...

In a statement from his attorney, Wasim Muhammad said he was stepping down “with a heavy heart,” and that he had “become a distraction through the blatant misinformation that has been spread."