Potential is a terrible thing to waste. So Emile Laurino hopes his concept for a new charter school will go to the head of the class. Laurino, the chief executive officer for the Center for Independence in Hudson, believes such a school could cater to teens and young adults with developmental disabilities ages 16 to 22.

Students at Cary Academy are taking an unconventional approach to learning by trading in their textbooks for whiteboards and bowling balls. And you won't see a teacher rattling off physics formulas at the head of the class. Instead Cary Academy students learn from each other. The unconventional teaching method is called "modeling," and Physics teacher Dr. Matt Greenwolfe says the method's making ...

Which books do educators send to the head of the class? The National Education Association asked teachers to name their favorite children’s book, with the their responses determining the Educators’ Top 100 Book List. Below are the books that made the cut. Some are new, some are old favorites and others are classics. How many have you [...]

Warren Buffett's performance compares very well with mutual funds.

Bobby Stevely of Delaware Valley moves up following his NJSIAA silver medal.

07.03.2010: Review: Amazing Stories - Vol. 8

In spelling, accuracy means even more than getting there first — but in the highly competitive arena of local community theater, the company that snags the rights to a show before anyone else can lay claim to the all-important bragging rights as well.

All year Garber has been on a mission to win a state championship. The Wolverines are one game away.