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Star Ledger--This N.J. police department is publicly shaming drivers who pass stopped school buses
Phillipsburg police shame school bus stop sign violators on Facebook - nj.com
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Morristown Daily Record--Judge tosses suit by Roxbury librarian who says she was targeted in fight over LGBTQ books
Judge tosses NJ librarian's defamation lawsuit in fight over book ban
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NJ Monitor--NJ governor hopefuls want phones out of classrooms — in different ways
NJ governor hopefuls want phones out of classrooms — in different ways • New Jersey Monitor
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NY Times--The Superintendent’s Bio Seemed Too Good to Be True. It Was.
Ian Roberts, Des Moines Superintendent, Had a Story Too Good to Be True - The New York Times
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Education Week--‘It’s Rough Out Here': Why Most Teachers Work a Second Job (and What It Means)
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Sarah D. Sparks — October 09, 2025
Education Dive--A skills crisis in our classrooms
A skills crisis in our classrooms | K-12 Dive
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NPR--This museum immerses students in U.S. history: 'You can smell it, touch it, see it'
Tenement Museum teaches students history through ordinary people : NPR
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