Atlantic City Public Schools Explore Global Partnership With Monrovia, Liberia
Visit from Monrovia Mayor John-Charuk S. Siafa sparks discussions on international collaboration, student support, and resource sharing with Atlantic City Public Schools.
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39 million times a year, drivers illegally pass a stopped school bus. America just got its first plan to stop them.
Steve Mitchell for BusesForSale.com Every school day, a yellow bus pulls to the curb, red lights flash, the stop arm swings out, and somewhere in America, a driver blows right past it anyway. Not occasionally. Not rarely. Approximately 39 million times a year. That's the national estimate
Atlantic Cape Media Day Introduces South Jersey Students to AI, Esports and Careers in Digital Media
Nearly 100 high school students explored hands-on media training, artificial intelligence, and career pathways during Atlantic Cape Community College’s Early College Program Media Day in Mays Landing.
Stockton University to Host 2026 Conference on AI, Workforce Development and Public Higher Education in New Jersey
Free one-day event in Galloway Township will feature Sen. Joseph Cryan and Secretary of Higher Education Margo Chaly, spotlighting innovation, partnerships and the future of NJ colleges.
AC Public Schools Hosts Spring Convocation
Educators gathered at Atlantic City High School for a day of self-care workshops, team building activities and districtwide recognition.
Philadelphia’s 444 Charitable Birthday Gala Raises Over $30,000 for NABJ, UNCF and Community Causes
Fundraiser at Fabrika featured matched donations, including support for the National Association of Black Journalists Philadelphia chapter and other impactful organizations.
Atlantic City Launches Free Girls Lacrosse and Field Hockey Program Through New Eyekonz Sports Partnership
City-backed initiative opens doors for girls in grades 3–8, combining athletics, mentorship, and college pathways at no cost
Chelsea EDC Launches Future Leaders Scholarship for Atlantic City Seniors, Offering Two $2,500 Awards
Graduating seniors from Atlantic City’s Chelsea neighborhood are encouraged to apply for the Future Leaders Scholarship by April 30, supporting college, university, and trade school pathways.
Uptown School Complex Brings Amistad Curriculum to Life Through Student-Led Black History Fair
From Pre-K to 8th grade, students showcased projects on African American history, culture, and resilience through hands-on presentations aligned with New Jersey’s Amistad legislation.