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The Trees for Schools program will provide $2.5 million in grants to New Jersey public school districts, county colleges, and state colleges and universities to fund the planting of trees…
The Trees for Schools program will provide $2.5 million in grants to New Jersey public school districts, county colleges, and state colleges and universities to fund the planting of trees…
From the NJEA Professional Development and Instructional Issues Division The summer reading list is a long-time tradition in most public schools in New Jersey—a collection of recommended titles for students…
Are you looking for ways to integrate the New Jersey Climate Change Education Standards into your STEM curriculum? Don't miss your chance to attend the professional development workshop: STEM and…
Lauren Zucker, Ph.D. Sitting in a dark closet crammed with dusty textbooks, NJEA member Sarah Reichenbecher struggled to pump breastmilk for her twins, balancing pump parts in one hand while…
Tips to destress By Hallie Meister We all know that we work stressful jobs. Staying on top of the curricula, student behaviors, assessments, administrative protocols, observations, SGOs—the list goes on…
Meet 2022 Warren County ESP of the Year Robert Lilly Working in the Maintenance Department of Phillipsburg Public Schools, Robert Lilly has mastered many skills, including electrical, plumbing, concrete work,…
Meet 2022 Atlantic County ESP of the Year Ashley Vitullo As chickens squawk in the background, 2022 Atlantic County ESP of the Year Ashley Vitullo describes her career as a…
…at the NJEA Carol Watchler LGBTQIA+ Advocacy Conference By Amy Moran, Ph. D. and Kate Okeson The Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Committee’s first overnight conference last month was a…
by the NJEA Pension Policy Committee NJEA members are in one of four retirement programs—two are defined benefit pension systems and two are retirement savings account programs. The retirement system…
Hipp Grant project tackles literacy and reading reluctance By Kathryn Coulibaly Princeton Middle School teacher Lisa McGhee could see there was a problem: too many of her students hated to…