After a one-year hiatus, the NJEA Educational Support Professionals (ESPs) Conference has returned. The NJEA ESPs of the Year from 2023 and 2024 were honored as well as 2023 and…
As NJEA members retire, they deserve recognition for their dedication New Jersey's students and communities. One such recognition is the NJEA Years of Service Certificate. These free certificates can be used…
By Amanda Adams Historically, mental health has been overlooked and misunderstood, but now there is a greater understanding of the impact it can have on both teachers and students. The…
The Institutional Abuse Investigation Unit (IAIU) is the child protective service unit within New Jersey’s Department of Children and Families (DCF) that conducts investigations into allegations of child abuse or…
By Ani McHugh, NJEA Communications Consultant Situated on and near Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in Burlington County, North Hanover Township’s three Pre-K to sixth-grade schools host a unique population: approximately 50%…
Chatham High School dedicated the Maud Peper Dahme Library on Mar. 7, and held an event to honor Dahme. Dahme is a "hidden child," one of the survivors of the…
On March 12, the Island Heights Teacher Association and Pizza Hut, in partnership with the literacy program BOOK IT!, sponsored a pizza lunch for the over 140 students in the…
By Elissa Malespina As we observe School Library Month in April, let us take a moment to appreciate the vital role played by school libraries and librarians in nurturing educational…
Resist or join in? By Taylor Trost “Terrified doesn’t even begin to describe it,” shared a fellow elementary school co-worker when asked about AI, or artificial intelligence, in classrooms. “It’s…
By Joseph S. Pizzo and Dr. Kenneth Piascik As classroom teachers, we get frustrated when our students don’t seem to be willing to invest in their own successes. Often, they stop…