Hannah Gross
Education and Child Welfare Writer at NJ Spotlight
she/her | covering education and child welfare for @NJSpotlightNews via @Report4America | @Penn grad and @dailypenn alum | @NAHJ
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njspotlightnews.org | Colleen O'Dea |Hannah Gross
How we reported this storyThe New Jersey Department of Education’s School Performance Report for the 2023-24 school year includes more than 80 tables and graphics on topics including demographics, academic achievement, graduation, college and career readiness, discipline, staff and spending. The department’s reference guide to the performance report stretches to more than 100 pages. Members of the public can access the data on the department’s website.
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thetab.com | Hannah Gross
As Scottish universities face financial instability, students are caught in the crossfire of a higher education system grappling with questions of access, sustainability, and survival 5 seconds ago Scotland’s universities are facing unprecedented financial reckoning, with institutions across the country grappling with deepening deficits, shrinking resources, and rising uncertainty about the future of higher education.
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njspotlightnews.org | Hannah Gross
Voters under 18 will be allowed to vote for the first time in school board elections in Newark Tuesday in one of the few remaining April school elections in New Jersey. The Newark City Council approved a move to allow 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in local school board elections in January 2024. Voter turnout in Newark school elections is historically low, as is the case for many districts that hold their elections in April when there are no national or statewide races on the ballot.
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njspotlightnews.org | Hannah Gross
Head Start programs in New Jersey are continuing to offer child care and early education after the Trump administration closed the regional office that serves New Jersey. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services closed five Head Start regional offices in New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle, according to the National Head Start Association.
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thetab.com | Hannah Gross
Wonky is has been called a ‘fluffy warrior’ and ‘the embodiment of resilience’ 1 min ago A lamb born with a twisted neck on Scotland’s Isle of Lewis has taken TikTok by storm—earning the nickname Wonky and warming hearts across the globe. The croft-born lamb faced an uncertain future from the moment she entered the world. Her neck was bent at an unusual angle, making it difficult for her to stand or feed on her own.
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Voters under 18 are allowed to vote for the first time in school board elections in Newark today. Voters in 14 NJ districts are voting in BOE elections today after most districts moved their BOE elections to the general election in November. https://t.co/9D1enXbYEG
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