Tag: Education

On March 5, 1886, the first documented lynching took place in New Jersey – and not far from Red Bank. Now, volunteers throughout the community are working on a project to honor the life of the man who was murdered that day.

One of High Technology High School's robotics teams qualified for the state tournament in March by defeating a top contender at Millburn's Tipping Point Rumble Jan. 15.

Six years after almost closing its doors for good, Mater Dei Prep celebrated its 60th anniversary with students, families and the community during its Super Seraph Saturday event Oct. 9.

Trinity Hall welcomed new Head of School Mary Kate Blaine in June. The Two River Times welcomed her with some questions about the school, challenges facing teenagers and her experiences in education.

Three Two River area towns want residents to weigh in on the idea for a new regional school district, pre-K through grade 12, in Sea Bright, Highlands and Atlantic Highlands.

Rumson-Fair Haven High School students are working to donate more than 100 handbags filled with products specifically for women to shelters through an organization started by sophomore Ellie Frankel.

Lawrence Sykoff, Ed.D., discusses how the pandemic has impacted social and emotional learning and how to help students recover.

A new academic program at Red Bank Catholic high school will help students experience potential career paths with new curriculum, mentorships and specialized projects.

Parents shouldn’t have to choose between going to work and giving their children support during virtual education classes. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Monmouth County has opened two remote learning centers where students can get help logging on and staying focused on academics.

OCEANPORT – Tigger House Foundation hosted a paddle boarding event July 20 for its Student Alliance members at the Oceanport Paddle Club...