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Asian Americans in NJ Face ‘Watershed Moment’ Ahead of School Curriculum Change
New Jersey public schools will soon be required to teach Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) history and achievements.
WNBC’s Raphael Miranda Reflects on Public Coming-Out, Prepares For Baby No. 2
With June's Pride Month approaching, Miranda says much has changed for the LGBTQ+ community and for him personally following his public coming-out more than a decade ago.
NJ Forest Schools Take the Classroom Outside
Pandemic-related safety concerns and a desire to limit screen time have fueled a rise in outdoor learning.
NJ Teens and Seniors Form Bonds in Pandemic Pen-Pal Program
Plus, other New Jerseyans are writing to children in Kenya, Brazil and beyond.
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