Berkeley Heights Grading Policy Dispute Ends as Labor Complaint Is Dismissed
Context Late last year, the Berkeley Heights Board of Education made changes to the District Grading Policy (2624) which sought...
One Meeting, Two Approaches: What the New Providence and Berkeley Heights Municipal Reorganizations Show Us
The twelfth article in an ongoing series intended to help NJ residents, especially students, understand their local and state government...
What We Covered in 2025 Part 5: Public Safety, Policing, and Institutional Risk
Three articles connected to police bureaucracy and the risks connected to failures of oversight and training, along with a response...
What We Covered in 2025 Part 3: Budgets, State Aid and Making the Numbers Mean Something
Budgets are typically not something that draws big numbers, but we’re working hard to change that. Two of our top articles...
What We Covered in 2025 Part 2: Schools, Rankings, and What the Data Really Says
In 2025, our reporting on education metrics continued to explain school data in a way families and residents could actually...
What We Covered in 2025 Part 1: When the Storm Hit
The first installment of our Top 30 Articles this year… Between now and New Year’s, we will be presenting our...
The 35-Year Wait: A Local Look at NJ Transit’s ADA Compliance Challenges
Image Credit: Adam E. Moreira We received an email from a reader asking that we put a lens on ADA...
Praise, Pageantry and a Sports Complex No One Knew They Voted For
Laura’s Notes on the 12/16/2025 Town Council Meeting This installment of the BH Town Council threw me for a doozy....
2024-2025 7-District Dashboard – A Preliminary Look at Next Year’s School Performance Reports
Every year we provide a preliminary look at what the April School Performance reports will look like based on the...
Berkeley Heights Family Leads Effort to Shape New Chicken Ordinance
Berkeley Heights Town Council has drafted a new ordinance for residents who wish to keep chickens. After hearing from several...