By Angel Boose Educators around the state honored as county teachers of the year serve as spokespersons and ambassadors for the profession. Leah Jerome, the 2019-20 Bergen County Teacher of…
On Nov. 30, the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) adopted a temporary rule modification affecting certification requirements for completion of performance assessments. The flexibility applies to New Jersey certification…
By Kathryn Coulibaly On the first day of his teaching career eight years ago, and every first day of school since, Angel Santiago greets his fifth-grade students in a classroom…
State encourages educators everywhere to take a look The New Jersey Division of Fire Safety (DFS) encourages educators statewide to support a public safety initiative for educators that is being…
Since the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2018 decision in Janus v. AFSCME, public-sector unions, including NJEA and other NEA affiliates, have faced several legal challenges seeking the return of agency fees…
We need you to help us prepare great future educators By Kristen Hawley Turner, Eileen Heddy and Leyone Royster We need you. As representatives of teacher preparation programs across the…
When you think of impoverished communities, wealth is not a term that readily comes to mind. Overpopulation, struggle, violence, and lack of resources are just a few words that rise…
By Dawn Hiltner and Phillip Pallitto As school districts grapple with the challenges of modified school schedules because of the coronavirus pandemic, arts education is too often falling by the…
Did you receive this edition of the NJEA Review in your own mailbox, or did your parents hand it to you after it arrived at their house? If you are…
On Nov. 25, the Penns Grove-Carneys Point Regional School Employees Association (PGCPRSEA) stood up for student, educator and community safety by rallying outside of Penns Grove Middle School. The educators…