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Suzanne Pavkovic

Suzanne Pavkovic

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Assistant Managing Editor, The Star-Ledger

Bridgewater

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Total articles 3

  • N.J. schools are locking kids in padded rooms. Are they breaking the law?

    By Kelly Heyboer Verified, Andrea Levy, Suzanne Pavkovic Verified, Editing Suzanne Pavkovic| NJ.com Verified Ana Rivera has lost count of how many times teachers locked away her son. It started in pre-K when he was shut inside the principal’s office after he would not calm down in class. It escalated in elementary school when the Passaic County boy, who was diagnosed with autism, was routinely dragged into a room the size of closet and locked inside. At age 6, his family said he came home with so many bruises from being roughly restrained by teachers that they took him to the emergency room.

    By Kelly Heyboer Verified, Andrea Levy, Suzanne Pavkovic Verified, Editing Suzanne Pavkovic · NJ.com

    Jun. 19, 2022

  • Menendez's son says his father and Melgen were 'like brothers'

    By Suzanne Pavkovic Verified| NJ.com Verified NEWARK - The first witness for the defense in the bribery trial of U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, the senator's son took the stand in his father's defense on Monday afternoon, telling jurors of his father's trips to the Dominican Republic as a sort of family gathering with his good friend Salomon Melgen. Menendez's son, Robert Menendez Jr., said he and his father traveled several times to the Dominican Republic to visit with Melgen and his family between 1999 and 2006.

    By Suzanne Pavkovic Verified · NJ.com

    Oct. 16, 2017

  • N.J. schools are locking kids in padded rooms. Are they breaking the law?

    By Kelly Heyboer Verified, Andrea Levy, Suzanne Pavkovic Verified, Editing Suzanne Pavkovic| NJ.com Verified Ana Rivera has lost count of how many times teachers locked away her son. It started in pre-K when he was shut inside the principal’s office after he would not calm down in class. It escalated in elementary school when the Passaic County boy, who was diagnosed with autism, was routinely dragged into a room the size of closet and locked inside. At age 6, his family said he came home with so many bruises from being roughly restrained by teachers that they took him to the emergency room.

    By Kelly Heyboer Verified, Andrea Levy, Suzanne Pavkovic Verified, Editing Suzanne Pavkovic · NJ.com

    Jun. 19, 2022

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The Star-Ledger

The Star-Ledger is a prominent daily newspaper that has played a significant role in New Jersey's media landscape since its formation in 1939. It emerged from the merger of the Newark Star-Eagle and the Newark Ledger, becoming the state's largest news source. Known for its comprehensive coverage of local, state, and national news, the newspaper has earned multiple Pulitzer Prizes for its high-quality journalism. The Star-Ledger primarily offered daily print editions that included news, sports, business, and cultural events. It also recognized outstanding high school sports teams with the annual Star-Ledger Trophy. As print circulation declined, the company shifted its focus to digital media, transitioning to an online platform under NJ Advance Media Group. NJ.com now serves as the main news source for New Jersey residents, attracting millions of unique visitors and providing timely updates on various topics. The Star-Ledger remains a key player in delivering news to the state's diverse population.

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