By Amy Moran, Ph. D. with Cheryl Bell-Fortes This Women’s History Month, we honor Cheryl Bell-Fortes! Cheryl started her teaching career through alternate route certification in 2004 at Science Park…
By Richard Wilson The single constant we can be sure of is change. As difficult as it is for many of us, change is inevitable. We are in a…
By Kathryn Coulibaly Bayonne therapy dogs lend a paw to district mental health efforts Two special volunteers have been roaming the halls of Bayonne Public Schools since September 2024. Mabel,…
By Natasha Agrawal International travel opens up new perspectives and offers unique opportunities to teach and learn. The State Department has programs that provide fully funded travel for educators. In…
This is our chance Sean Spiller is NJEA’s endorsed candidate for governor. If his name sounds familiar, it’s because he is also the current president of NJEA, making this a…
On Feb. 20, Jesse Ambriz, a seventh-grade math teacher at Ewing's Fisher Middle School unloaded piles of books at the Laundry Depot of Ewing on North Olden Ave. Ambriz has…
Experience what it is like to serve as jurors with your students (Law Fair for Grades 3-6 and Law Adventure for Grades 7-8). Hear cases performed by winners of this…
Limited time remains for Garden State students in grades 3-12 to apply for the annual New Jersey Hall of Fame Areté Scholarship and Essay Contests. Find details and deadlines below,…
Do you want to learn more about running for public office and campaigning? Think about attending Ready to Run, offered by Rutgers’ Center for American Women and Politics. This year,…
By Dana Lakins, Trenton Education Association Member, NJEA Women in Education Committee International Women’s Day (IWD) is a day to honor women’s rights and call for equal rights for all…