By Kate Okeson with Amy Moran, Ph. D. This is being written in the days shortly after the General Election, where the stakes felt high for education, which was evident…
The positive impact of the arts As a music educator, I’ve often advocated for my own programs with the understanding that music benefits the whole student. I’ve experienced firsthand how…
By Domenick C. Renzi Every summer when I was a youngster, I could be found outside playing sports with the neighborhood kids from sunrise to sunset. When the weather didn’t…
Meet 2023-24 NJ State Teacher of the Year Joe Nappi By Kathryn Coulibaly Joe Nappi knows what it’s like to be labeled “a problem child.” After his parents divorced when…
Center for Future Educators introduces high schoolers to the profession As one of the most diverse states in the nation, New Jersey needs a teaching workforce that mirrors its rich…
Wallkill Valley Regional High School’s National English Honor Society and graphic art students create books for preschoolers Led by English teacher and faculty adviser Jennifer Grabowski, the Randy Pausch chapter…
The Workplace Democracy Enhancement Act (WDEA), which became state law on May 18, 2018, requires boards of education to send local associations information about their respective members and potential members. …
The Irvington Education Association (IEA) has hosted a grocery giveaway for the community for the past six years. IEA Pride in Public Education Co-Chairs Linda Johnson Battle and Lauren Greenfield…
A pitch for a new elective class By Catherine Gonzalez, NJEA Preservice communications chair and The College of New Jersey’s local chapter’s points chair From a young age, I’ve loved…
By Ani McHugh, NJEA Communications Consultant Robbinsville Education Association President Jennie Paulino has an established track record of joining forces with the Robbinsville community to advocate for students. In…