Education Week once again has named New Jersey’s public schools the best in the nation, calculating that achievement based on K-12 achievement, school finance and the chance for success. New Jersey…
By Rob Mangel The beginning of every school year is inherently chaotic and always a new adventure. This year in particular will undoubtedly pose new challenges as we return to…
After nearly two years of global upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, New Jersey’s public schools, and the students and educators who have made them the best in the nation,…
NJEA’s representatives to the historic 100th annual NEA Representative Assembly made their voices heard, despite the conference being held virtually for the second year because of COVID restrictions. The convention,…
NJEA leaders champion local educator input Senate President Sweeney and Senate Education Committee Chair M. Teresa Ruiz convened a group of state education organizations on July 22 to discuss effective…
Meet NJEA President Sean M. Spiller By Patrick Rumaker, NJEA Review editor Sean M. Spiller’s path to the classroom and to union leadership is not the typical story of a…
Barbara Rheault of Atlantic County, Robert La Morte of Bergen County, and Laurie Gibson-Parker of Camden County have been elected by NJEA’s policy making Delegate Assembly (DA) to serve on…
NJEA believes that educators’ ingenuity should not be stifled by lack of funds. That’s why the NJEA Frederick L. Hipp Foundation for Excellence in Education has awarded another six grants totaling $31,185,…
NJEA believes that educators’ ingenuity should not be stifled by lack of funds. That’s why the NJEA Frederick L. Hipp Foundation for Excellence in Education has awarded another six grants…
NJEA is proud to join with students, school employees, parents and others in congratulating the 2021-22 New Jersey County Teachers of the Year. “Our schools are number one in the…