Taming Time
Meeting the challenges of disability around the clock By Bill Cole Time is a constant, sometimes gentle, sometimes harsh. The beat goes on within all of us. For individuals with…
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November 1, 2022
Indra Owens, dressed in school spirit gear, welcomes students to Atlantic City’s Pennsylvania Avenue School.
Trusting our journey as school counselors
Normalizing difficult conversations By Indra Owens The typical school day for school counselors across the country looks something like this: the sky is clear, the sweet chirping of birds awakens…
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November 1, 2022
Ranalli welcomes students and staff to the Zen Zone, a calming restorative space. From left: Hope Ranalli, Olivia Smith, Ka'lynn Wilson, Jonathan West, and Brennan Winters alongside some of the artwork in the Zen Zone.
Everyone needs a Zen Zone
By Kathryn Coulibaly In 2019, Warren Hills Middle School teacher Heather Garcia and school counselor Hope Ranalli each approached their principal with some ideas about introducing mindfulness practices to students.…
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November 1, 2022
The Ewing Township Education Association is one of 120 local associations that has negotiated at or above a $60,000 starting salary in their current settlement. Higher starting salaries have a positive impact across salary guides for these newer and veteran members. Seated from left: Assoc. Rep. Shannon Pedersen, Vice President Patty Yaple and Brooke Stock. Standing from left: Vice President Lisa Jones, President Ryan O'Donnell, Elandra Johnson, Pride Chair Amanda Salvitty, Liam Gonzales, Ine Collins, Treasurer Dorie Montferrat, Secretary Leigh Cline, Membership Chair Kari Booth, Amir Siddiqu and Jamie VanHise.
Show me the money
New Jersey’s educators are demanding strong starting salaries to close wage gaps By Christy Kanaby As the saying goes, no one goes into teaching to get rich. Most see teaching…
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November 1, 2022
Elizabeth EA holds the line
The Elizabeth Education Association (EEA) knows a thing or two about adversity. The 3,770-member local of an urban school district meets with its fair share of challenges on a daily…
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October 18, 2022
Labor unions show solidarity
By LeShaun Arrington, NJEA Communications Consultant A cold, rainy day could not dampen the spirits of dozens of members from various professional and trade unions throughout the state as they…
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October 18, 2022
NJSIAA’s a coach for all seasons annual campaign
The New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) is once again looking to hear from your school. Each month, NJSIAA features a deserving coach who generously gives of their time throughout the…
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October 17, 2022
Two NJEA members honored as ASCD Emerging Leaders
The New Jersey Education Association is proud to announce that ASCD (formerly known as the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development) has welcomed two New Jersey educators into its 2022…
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October 12, 2022
TEA’s office on Chambers Street in Trenton.
Trenton Education Association burns its mortgage
Owning its office enhances TEA’s role as a member and community resource Under the leadership of Trenton Education Association President Talithea Duncan, TEA reached an important milestone when it held…
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October 10, 2022
New Jersey We the People High School Civics Competition
We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution provides an understanding of the political philosophy underlying our Constitution and Bill of Rights and their impact in history and relevance to…
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October 10, 2022
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