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Melanie Burney

Melanie Burney

Education Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Recent Articles

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Cinnaminson voters approve $57.7 million school bond referendum by nine votes

The Sept. 15 election was too early call in preliminary results, and district officials were anxiously awaiting the outcome after mail and provisional ballots were counted and verified.
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Washington Township school board won’t renew embattled superintende...

A motion to award Eric Hibbs $27,000 in merit pay for the 2024-25 school year was also defeated 5-4 Tuesday night.
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Clementon voters reject $13.5 million bond referendum; $76M Cinnami...

The South Jersey school bond referendums would, if approved, result in increased property taxes for voters.
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Largest bond referendum in South Jersey school’s history will be in...

If two districts' measures are approved, property taxes would increase in both Cinnaminson and Clementon.
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Mount Laurel’s new school superintendent Neil Burti is on a mission...

Neil Burti became Mount Laurel Schools' leader on Aug. 1, after 24 years in Cherry Hill.
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A few first-day jitters and tears as South Jersey kindergartners he...

The first day of school at Cinnaminson's New Albany Elementary brought both nerves and smiles for one veteran teacher's class.
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Camden drops uniforms in high schools in favor of a dress code

A dress code for Camden's high school students allows more flexibility instead of uniforms but bans durags, bonnets, hair rollers, pajamas, and revealing clothing.
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N.J. students will have to put down their cell phones this fall und...

The law requires the state’s nearly 600 public school districts to adopt a policy banning the use of cell phones and other personal devices for the entire school day.
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Camden has no grocery stores of its own. A pastor is giving free ri...

The FEED NJ program that funds it seeks to provide residents in food deserts with better access to fresh, affordable and healthy food options not always available in their local community.
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A record number of N.J. students are earning associate’s degrees wi...

A record number of N.J. students are earning associate’s degrees with their high school diplomas. Meet three of them.
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Cherry Hill school board gets pushback on suggestion to drop Africa...

A Cherry Hill school board member suggested no longer requiring an African American history course for graduation amid a budget crunch.