The Board of Education awarded a $45,000 contract last week to a law firm defending suspended board Emanuel Capers in a drawn-out ethics case.
Retired police officer hired for top Paterson school district security job
A retired police lieutenant has been tapped for the school district’s top security job.
Paterson schools extend remote learning to May 1, says superintendent
Superintendent Eileen Shafer on Wednesday night extended remote learning for Paterson schools for another two months.
Talent manager sues Community Charter School of Paterson for alleged discrimination, retaliation
A woman has filed a lawsuit against the Community Charter School of Paterson alleging discrimination and retaliation.
Kenneth Simmons retains Paterson school board presidency
School board members on Wednesday night picked Kenneth Simmons, for the second time, to lead the Board of Education as president.
State takeover of Paterson school district ends after three decades
After three decades of controlling the Paterson school district, the New Jersey Board of Education has agreed to return power to the locally elected school board.
‘People are just like tea bags. You can tell how strong they are when you put them in hot water.’ Wise sayings of Joe Clark.
Joe Clark, army drill sergeant, who ran Eastside High School in Paterson with an iron fist during the 1980s, was known for making controversial comments. But his interviews and lectures also contained nuggets of wisdom.