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…
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…
The annual New Jersey Student Mock Election will be available for students in grades 4 -12 to practice the habit of informed voting this Oct. 17-Nov. 4. This year's voting…
Registration is open for the New Jersey State Bar Foundation’s Vincent J. Apruzzese High School Mock Trial Competition and the Courtroom Artist Contest for public and private high schools (grades…
By Rodney Lane, NJEA Communications Consultant On a warm and sunny late August day in Willingboro, NJEA, Willingboro Education Association (WEA), and iHeart Media joined together for a “Stuff The…
Dr. Diane Casale-Giannola and Dr. Lauren Delisio As we enter a new school year, we should take a look at the differences between the expectations placed on teachers and students…
By Randall Solomon The climate crisis is one of the most critical threats to the planet, and its effects are especially pronounced in New Jersey. To make the transition to…
By Kathryn Coulibaly Sometimes, it’s easy to trace the origin of a great idea. In November 2019, Roosevelt Elementary School first-grade bilingual teacher Anne-Marie Riveaux McMahon saw a tweet from…
By Efrain Monterroso As a minority early-career member, I quickly noticed the unjust treatment of those entering the profession. Through previous presidential and gubernatorial administrations, ill-advised policies were put…
On Sept. 22, the Riverton Education Association (REA) hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to kick off their new Little Free Library at Riverton Public School. The Little Free Library was…