The Pulitzer Center invites educators, administrators, content specialists, and curriculum supervisors for K-12 schools and school districts to apply for the inaugural cohort of The 1619 Project Education Network. Educators…
Ten NJ schools received 2020 grants Ten New Jersey schools are getting financial support for creative arts programs, thanks to a Music and Arts Grant from California Casualty. The grants…
The New Jersey Healthy Kids Initiative (NJHKI) offers free support for culinary nutrition and food literacy, professional development, consultation, content materials, and guest teaching opportunities. NJHKI builds upon the core…
Considering national dialogues around race, inequality, and discrimination in America, educators—more than ever—must ensure that our classrooms and schools foster equity. Embedded within equity are the concepts of listening to…
The New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance was founded to encourage the teaching of New Jersey studies and to help teachers to more efficiently and thoroughly present the study of the state to their students. In the…
Are you a woman who wants to run for public office? Do you know a woman who wants to run for public office? Every year Ready to Run, sponsored by…
In addition to the NJEA Educational Support Professionals Conference (See Page 2), the 2021 NEA Education Support Professional (ESP) National Conference will take place virtually on March 19-21, followed by…
NJSBF has got you covered from the First Amendment to the 27th If you're looking for civics materials to enhance your curriculum, the New Jersey State Bar Foundation (NJSBF) has…
Pending clearance to travel to large gatherings Over 9,000 delegates attend the National Education Association Representative Assembly (NEA RA). The delegates are charged with setting policy for the 3 million…
Arts Ed NJ Presents the NJ State Solo & Ensemble Festival Arts Ed NJ, the statewide arts education policy and advocacy organization, is proud to announce the inaugural New Jersey…