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Burlington County Times
Exclusive: Data shows 10 highest-paid Camden County superintendents
The Courier-Post recently compiled a database on superintendent salaries. Information was pulled from the 2025-26 New Jersey Department of Education User Friendly Budget administrative salaries and benefits file.
NJ.com
Teachers can’t display political campaign signs on school grounds (on MSN.com)
New Jersey school districts can prohibit teachers from displaying political campaign signs on school grounds during the school day, a state appeals court ruled Monday.
NJ district wants to build $80M school. Voters to decide if they’ll pick up the tab (on MSN.com)
Roselle Public School officials want to build a new $80 million pre-kindergarten through second grade school on Chandler Avenue. A rendering is shown here.
NJ school districts are facing a 34% health insurance hike — and kids could pay the price (on MSN.com)
New Jersey’s public school districts could be hit with a nearly 35% jump in health insurance costs for teachers and other employees next year, a jump school leaders warn could trigger budget cuts and layoffs.
New Jersey Globe
Attorney General proposes new restrictions, procedures for OPRA requests
The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office is seeking to place additional investigative and legal records beyond the public’s reach under proposed changes to the Department of Law and Public Safety’s public records regulations.
News 12 New Jersey
New Jersey | New Jersey Schools Top National Charts Ranking 2nd In Reading And 1st For Lowest Dropout Rates New Jersey public schools have been ranked the third-best in the United States, according to a new study.
TAPinto.net
City School District Enrollment Continues Slide: 18,000 in 2000 to Under 7,000 Last Fall
Public school fall enrollment data released recently by the New Jersey Department of Education shows a plunge in the number of students attending the Camden City School District, partly because of the rise of public charter and renaissance schools in the city.
Readington Recognized for Musical Accomplishments Readington Township School District’s third straight national recognition for music education came with praise from U.S. Rep. Tom Kean, Jr., who called it a “well-deserved honor” as officials celebrated student musicians at the June 9 board of education meeting.
