Education

Trenton’s Anti-Bullying Efforts Face Challenges Amid Rising Concerns Over School Safety

By Nina McPherson

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April 8, 2025

New Jersey may have one of the toughest Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights in the country, but in Trenton, bullying and fighting, particularly at the middle school and high school level, […]

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By Trenton Journal

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April 7, 2025

Bill to curb cell phones in schools sees changes on emergency, health concerns

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By Nina McPherson

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Senate says, ‘Good bill!’ to put therapy dogs in classrooms

By Trenton Journal

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2024 Test Scores: Black, Latino, and Economically Disadvantaged Public Charter School Students Outperform Their Statewide Peers in All Grades in ELA and Math

By Trenton Journal

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By Trenton Journal

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Are Trenton students actually benefiting from charter school education?

By Shelby Denise Smith

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Trenton City Council Honors Trenton Central High School Educator, Nicole Hamlet, Mercer County’s Teacher of the Year

By Trenton Journal

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September 4, 2024

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Trenton Councilwoman Yazminelly Gonzalez Joins the Early Learning Nation Fellows Program

By Trenton Journal

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