New School for Children With Autism and Developmental Disabilities Approved in Mount Laurel
About 160 students ages 3 to 11 and 188 staff members would occupy the new Mount Laurel school.
Where Are the Schools? Jersey City’s Construction Boom Leaves Classrooms Behind
New towers continue to rise across Downtown Jersey City, while aging and overcrowded public schools face increasing pressure.
Montclair State University Breaks Ground on $120 Million Science Building
The 110,000-square-foot facility will triple the university’s science lab space while adding state-of-the-art classrooms, research labs, and collaborative learning environments.
Princeton Seminary’s Alexander Hall Set to Undergo Restoration
Princeton Theological Seminary is planning an extensive restoration of Alexander Hall, its oldest building dating to 1817.
Hoboken Approves 13-Story Tower at Stevens Institute
A modest four-story dormitory at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken will be torn down and replaced with a 13-story mixed-use tower.
Mercer County Agrees to Buy Land from Rider University for Open Space
Mercer County and Lawrence Township have agreed to purchase 56 acres from Rider University, preserving open space while providing the school with roughly $10 million in funding.
Jersey City Mayor Says Liberty Science High School Plan “Unlikely”
The mayor of Jersey City has cast doubt on a long-planned STEM high school facility due to cost concerns and a local budget crisis.
New West New York Middle School Sets Two-Year Construction Timeframe
An endeavor that aims to alleviate overcrowding in West New York's growing school district is full steam ahead.
Stockton University’s Library Undergoing $19 Million Renovation
One of Atlantic County’s most prominent higher education facilities is getting a massive modernization effort that will more than double study rooms and create new spaces for students.
$80 Million in Financing Secured to Complete Newark’s High School of Architecture & Interior...
The transformation of the former St. James Hospital in Newark into a state-of-the-art public school is moving ahead following $80 million in funding.
