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Parents Are Reclaiming a Bigger Role in Their Children’s Education

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For decades, many parents viewed education as something that primarily happened at school. Teachers taught, administrators managed the system, and families supported learning from the sidelines.

That dynamic is changing. Across the United States, parents are taking a more active role in their children’s education. Some volunteer more frequently in schools. Others supplement classroom learning at home. Many are paying closer attention to curriculum, academic performance, and the skills their children need for the future.

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Study Shows New Jerseyans Demand $14K If They Are To Ditch Work from Home and Head Back to the Office

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  • Survey asks WFH employees what amount would entice them back to the office full time.
  • 2-in-3 expressed a willingness to unionize to prevent a forced return. 
  • 72% believe returning to the office would negatively impact their mental health.
  • However, half are more concerned about the impact of AI on their jobs than the idea of returning to the office.
  • Interactive map included.

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Data Breaches, Online Threats to Children Continue to Rise Amid the Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic

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Trenton NJ, as the number ­of data breaches and threats from online child predators continues to rise amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Acting Attorney General Andrew J. Bruck today urged New Jerseyans to make cybersecurity a priority in their daily lives.

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