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By Vicki Serreino It’s that time of the year when we are getting ready for the NJEA Convention in Atlantic City. Behind the scenes, we are working hard to bring…
By Vicki Serreino It’s that time of the year when we are getting ready for the NJEA Convention in Atlantic City. Behind the scenes, we are working hard to bring…
NJEA is proud to congratulate three of our members who have been named 2023 Milken National Educator Award winners. Taylor Trost is a fourth-grade teacher and member of the East…
Sam Levine, a music teacher at Lloyd Road Elementary School and member of the Matawan Aberdeen Regional Education Association, won a new Nissan SUV during Teacher's Week on Wheel of…
The Red Bank Regional Education Association (RBREA) held a member benefits fair on Oct. 11 at Red Bank Regional High School. The member benefits fair featured partners from NJEA Member…
On a beautiful day in mid-September, just as the first full week of the school year was ending, the Bayonne Education Association (BEA) held a member appreciation event at the…
For the last several months, NJEA members have been going door to door, supporting pro-public education candidates and reaching out to voters to encourage them to vote. There is still…
2022-23 NJ State Teacher of the Year Christine Girtain has been named one of the 43 recipients of the 2024 NEA Foundation Awards for Teaching Excellence. Girtain, a science teacher…
The NJEA affiliates of Atlantic Cape Community College, which include the Support Staff Association of ACCC, the Teacher, Librarian, and Counselor Association, the Organization of Supervisory and Administrative Personnel and…
The Guttenberg Education Association (GEA), one of NJEA’s newest affiliates, hosted a new member event and general membership meeting at GP’s Restaurant in Guttenberg. NJEA Member Benefits invited partners from…
By Kathryn Coulibaly, NJEA Communications Cumberland Regional High School language arts teacher Jessica Palys and chemistry teacher Tiffany Simons-Palmieri are making sure nothing stands between their students and the books…