Tina Kelley is a Senior Education Reporter for NJ.com Star-Ledger, focusing on local education issues in New Jersey. She is also the co-author of Breaking Barriers: How P-TECH Schools Create a Pathway from High School to College to Career and Almost Home. Tina's work has appeared in various publications, including JOSEPH M POKOJNI JR.
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Tina Kelley’s coverage primarily focuses on education and government & politics within New Jersey. Her articles often involve announcements, expert commentary, legal policy regulation, and government-related topics.
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By: Tina Kelley
| In ninth period Advanced Placement U.S. Government and Politics class in Hoboken on Tuesday, six groups of students — plus three visiting politicians — were given four minutes to answer a set to test questions.
By: Tina Kelley
The Edison Township Board of Education dropped its policy protecting transgender students from being outed to their parents by school staff in a vote this week that several advocacy groups said lacked any input from the public.
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“When we look at the demographics, we ought to be in crisis mode,” one critic said.
By: Tina Kelley
| John J. Hopfield , had just gotten his flu shot with his wife and stopped for a cup of coffee Tuesday when he returned to his thatched cottage in England and saw a flood of congratulatory emails in his inbox.
By: Tina Kelley
| The Edison Board of Education, which oversees the fifth largest school district in the state, will take a second vote on removing a policy
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"Islamophobic hate crimes have no place in our society today," a federal law enforcement official said.
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| The Daily Targum has received a $100,000 grant from the New Jersey Civic Information Consortium that could be “transformative” for Rutgers University's student newspaper, the publication's board said.
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The fencer's Instagram post made false claims about the teacher yanking off a Muslim girl's head covering, the educator said.
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| An email went out at 7:17 a.m. Thursday, announcing an unexpected half day in the East Orange School District “due to unforeseen circumstances,” parents said.
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