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As children head back to class, school districts throughout New Jersey continue to lay off staff and cut jobs over rising costs and tightening budgets.
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A New Year For Jazz Students At NJPAC Music Program
Registration opens with new opportunities for TD Jazz for Teens 2026-27 year.
NJCTL Approval by Workforce Registry Opens Tuition-Free Path to P-3 Certification for Eligible N.J. Early Childhood Educators
Workforce Registry scholarships can cover full program cost for qualified early childhood professionals; current enrollment window closes August 28 and reopens mid-October
$75K in Grants Will Help New Jersey Students and Adults Build Workforce Skills
Four NJ nonprofits will receive funding to expand career training, STEM education, and hands-on learning opportunities for students and adults.
STRIVE North Jersey Graduates 23 Medical Assistant Students, Expanding Healthcare Career Pathways in Newark
The tuition-free workforce program has graduated 46 medical assistant students since opening its North Jersey site and has provided career coaching and support to remove barriers to employment.
The Neo-Colonization of a School District Part 1: An Introduction
In this four part series, NJ Urban News' Rann Miller explores the crumbling of Camden's public school system.
A New Year For Jazz Students At NJPAC Music Program
Registration opens with new opportunities for TD Jazz for Teens 2026-27 year.
NJCTL Approval by Workforce Registry Opens Tuition-Free Path to P-3 Certification for Eligible N.J. Early Childhood Educators
Workforce Registry scholarships can cover full program cost for qualified early childhood professionals; current enrollment window closes August 28 and reopens mid-October
$75K in Grants Will Help New Jersey Students and Adults Build Workforce Skills
Four NJ nonprofits will receive funding to expand career training, STEM education, and hands-on learning opportunities for students and adults.
STRIVE North Jersey Graduates 23 Medical Assistant Students, Expanding Healthcare Career Pathways in Newark
The tuition-free workforce program has graduated 46 medical assistant students since opening its North Jersey site and has provided career coaching and support to remove barriers to employment.
The Neo-Colonization of a School District Part 1: An Introduction
In this four part series, NJ Urban News' Rann Miller explores the crumbling of Camden's public school system.
