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Keeping Kids Fit

Childhood obesity has reached epidemic levels. What’s a parent to do?

By Jill P. Capuzzo

Illustration by Jon Krause.

Where Have All The Catholic Schools Gone?

The Church seeks answers as rising costs and declining enrollment force consolidation throughout the state.

By Jen A. Miller

Aristide Economopoulos/The Star-Ledger.

It Only Looks Easy

Blair Academy has a pretty good wrestling team. How good? About 29 straight National Prep Championships good. Find out how one of the best programs in the nation handles all that success.

By Anthony D'Amato

Photo by Peter Murphy.

Feature Story

Autism: Closing the Teacher Gap

At Caldwell College, the wife-and-husband team of Sharon and Ken Reeve are addressing the shortage of teachers trained to modify the behavior of children with autism. That’s big news in a state with a notably high rate of autism diagnoses.

By Leslie Garisto Pfaff

Photo by Chris Crisman

Education Special

Top High Schools in NJ 2008

Every two years, New Jersey Monthly ranks the state's public high schools, take a look at our 2008 ranking of 316 New Jersey high schools. You can view the rankings by numerical order, alphabetically, or by county.

Chris Crisman

Education Special

Millburn High School Ranks Best in NJ

Millburn High School grabs the top spot in the 2008 New Jersey Monthly rankings. Here’s why it’s the state’s best public high school.

By Jill P. Capuzzo

Photo by Todd Mason

Eco-friendly Education

NJ's Willow School Goes Green

With its cutting-edge buildings, the Willow School in Gladstone takes green to a new level—platinum—and a new concept: regeneration.

By Merrell Noden

Where to Live

Top Towns 2008

Chatham Township finishes first among the state's 566 municipalities. Where does your town rank?