If passed, the legislation would set up grants for research and development of STEM education plans for rural schools.

To prepare students for success in STEM careers, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murpy has unveiled a new plan to fund and promote computer science education.

Commentary: Technology is a key to students integrating into an increasingly global economy, says edWeb.net’s Eileen Belastock.

Commentary: edWeb.net's Elieen Belastock says narrative and humor can help students overcome their misgivings with technical subject matter.

Those who purchase the new design will see their proceeds go toward nonprofits that advance technology and computer science training and education.

Recent research found students were more likely to stay enrolled in their universities if they opted into receiving digital alerts.

With the goal of expanding the availability of computer science programs in the state, up to $10,000 will be awarded to computer science teachers.

The new advisory body will seek opportunities for public-private partnership and improve educational access across demographic groups.

One group in New Jersey is trying to close the gap by training current educators to teach subjects like physics, creating a more diverse workforce.