Jersey City Library Main Branch Set to Reopen on May 1
JCI file photo © Harmony Media, NJ The Jersey City Library’s Main Branch, located at 472 Jersey Ave., will reopen on Monday, May 1. The Main Library will resume its regular operating schedule: 9 am to...
View ArticleMeet the Board of Education Candidates (Part Two): Micheline Amy, Ellen...
This is our continuing coverage of the Jersey City Board of Education elections, coming up on November 5. The four available BOE seats will be occupied by the highest vote-getters. Elected board...
View ArticlePATH Schedules Meetings to Educate Public on Safety and Service Upgrades
Note: This article was updated to include info about community feed back at these meetings on July 8 at 3:45. The Port Authority sent out the following update to last month’s press release about the...
View ArticleChoosing a Jersey City High School: A Roadmap for Parents and Students
Families in Jersey City have a diverse set of choices when it comes to high schools. In total, there are 19 high schools, comprised of eight local public, three local county, three public charter and...
View ArticleMeet the Candidates for 2015 Jersey City Board of Education Election
Every year, Jersey City voters have the opportunity to elect three individuals to serve on the Jersey City Board of Education (JCBOE). Terms last for three years. The role of the nine member JCBOE is...
View ArticleJersey City Charter Schools Claim They’re Being Shortchanged by State
While Gov. Chris Christie has proclaimed his support of charter schools, a segment of New Jersey’s charter school community is waging a persistent battle over whether they are being supported enough. A...
View ArticleMeet the Board of Education Candidates: Carol Lester, Gerald Lyons, Lorenzo...
The Jersey City Board of Education elections are coming up fast on Nov. 5. Three of the seats up for grabs have three-year terms; these seats are currently held by Carol Lester, Angel Valentin and vice...
View ArticleHudson County Community College Expands Online Course Offerings
Hudson County Community College (HCCC) has expanded its online course offerings, school officials announced. The school recently expanded its online course catalog to include nearly 60 online and...
View ArticleNJCU Inaugurates Sue Henderson, Its First Female President
Dr. Sue Henderson, the new head of New Jersey City University (NJCU)–and its first female president–was inaugurated last week with a jazz concert on Thursday and ceremony on Friday. Henderson, who has...
View ArticleBack to School Festival Celebrating Jersey City Public Schools
Locals are celebrating Back to School season tomorrow, Sept. 21, with the I Love Jersey City Public Schools Back to School Festival. The inaugural festival will be held in Liberty State Park on...
View ArticleLocal Kids Testing Immersive Science Education Program at LSC
A new kind of science experiment is going on at the Liberty Science Center (LSC) and it could impact local kids’ performance in the classroom. This school year, the Jersey City Public Schools will be...
View ArticleKids Teach Dad; Dad Makes Show: JC’s Kris Van Nest turns learning into...
Kids Teach Dad host Kris Van Nest making dino gingerbreads with young cousin Raymond. It makes perfect sense that Kris Van Nest, creator and host of the web series Kids Teach Dad, earned a Master’s...
View ArticleMamarama: Outside The Sandbox — Searching for Preschool Options in Jersey City
Ten years ago the Garden Preschool Board members sat around a little table in tiny wooden chairs discussing our future. Our co-president had a grim announcement to make. “I just don’t know if we’re...
View ArticleTeacher of the Year Awarded: Joel Naatus PS 28
The Sharkapellas perform at the 2014 Teacher of the Year Luncheon On Monday, February 10, this year’s Jersey City Teacher of the Year luncheon was held at the Duncan Family Sky Room at Saint Peter’s...
View ArticleFriday Morning News Roundup
In Statewide News: NJ Unemployment Rate Declines: New Jersey’s unemployment rate has dropped a bit early this fall as more residents of the state have left the labor force, continuing a trend that has...
View ArticleTuesday Morning News Roundup & Today’s Best Bets
In Statewide News: Chris Christie Talks Leadership in Washington With CEOs at Wall St. Journal Event: If you want to run New Jersey or the United States or a Fortune 500 company, just take a look at...
View ArticleThursday Morning News Roundup & Today’s Best Bets
In Statewide News: Measure Would Help NJ Crime Victims: If you’re a crime victim in New Jersey, when you go to get a copy of the police report of your case, you will have to pay for it. One New Jersey...
View ArticleWednesday Morning News Roundup & Today’s Best Bets
In Statewide News: Christie Stops Short of Pledge to Finish Second Term: Chris Christie stopped short of promising to finish his second term as New Jersey governor, argued that President Barack Obama...
View ArticleTuesday Morning News Roundup & Today’s Best Bets
In Statewide News: Prosecutor: Garden State Plaza Gunman Committed Suicide Inside Mall, Body Found: The body of a 20-year-old Teaneck man who walked into the Westfield Garden State Plaza mall in...
View ArticleMeet the Board of Education Candidates (Part Three): Jessica Daye, Carol...
This is our continuing coverage of the Jersey City Board of Education elections, coming up on November 5. The four available BOE seats will be occupied by the highest vote-getters. Elected board...
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