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MILLVILLE — Just when seniors at Millville High School had a long year of reading William Shakespeare, they got something of a break Monday.
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- My School is Special: Hammonton center helps those with most need
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Hammonton’s disabled preschool for children ages 3 and 4 includes a special classroom geared to the needs of autistic students, said Special Education Supervisor John Lavell.
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- 'Embrace sleeping on the floor,' speaker tells Stockton graduates
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Follow your passion. Live your life. And think about sleeping on the floor. Speakers at the 2013 commencement of the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey encouraged students to boldly venture into the next chapter of their life.
- Charles Spragg Elementary principal named superintendent of Egg Harbor City schools
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EGG HARBOR CITY - Charles L. Spragg Elementary School Principal Adrienne Shulby - who started as a long-term substitute teacher in the district about 16 years ago - will replace retiring Egg Harbor City Schools Superintendent John Gilly III when he retires Jan. 1.
- Vineland dedicates auditorium to retired educator who produced shows
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VINELAND — The stage in the Veterans Memorial School auditorium is now named for the man who knows it very well.
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- College class of 2013 faces poor job market
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More than 1,300 undergraduate students will receive their degrees from Richard Stockton College on Saturday, sharing one last event as the Class of 2013.
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- Program lets Atlantic City High School students graduate on time
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Shamira Gardner-Lee, 18, of Atlantic City, wants to graduate in June with her peers at Atlantic City High School.
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- Richard Stockton College board approves new room and board rates
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Richard Stockton College’s board of trustees approved new room and board rates Wednesday that will increase costs an average 2 percent for the 2013-14 school year.
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- Educators prep students for test with a pep rally
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Test prep became test pep Friday as yearlong efforts to prepare for state testing gave way to rallies designed to reassure students they’ll be fine if they relax, get good sleep and eat a good breakfast Monday.
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- Affordable housing shrinks amid legal battle over millions in funds
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At a time when large numbers of residents and families have been displaced, due to the slow economy or the loss of their homes in Hurricane Sandy, fewer and fewer affordable units are being built statewide.
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- Handwriting becoming a lost art as fewer schools teach cursive
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Brian Ruga, 9, likes to write in cursive.
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- 1,000 students embrace the arts in Hammonton
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HAMMONTON - Atlantic City High School seniors Armani Hardy and Amirah Hicks, both 18, spontaneously helped create a mural Thursday based on Gustav Klimt's "Tree of Life" at the Noyes Museum of Art Gallery on Second Street.
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- Sustainable farming methods grow on Stockton students
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There is no running water and no electricity at the new Kennedy farm at Richard Stockton College.
- Pleasantville school officials terminate contract, take over three day care centers
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PLEASANTVILLE — School board members voted unanimously Tuesday night to terminate their contract with Atlantic Human Resources Inc., which oversees three day care centers in the city.
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