By Martha G. Arrizon, Spanish Instructor, Salem County Vocational and Technical School and a representative from Salem County, NJEA Women in Education Committee Elizabeth Gracely wrote, "Before I am your…
The digital age of collaboration and lifelong learning By David Eggert As we make our way through a school year unlike any other, teachers across the nation are overwhelmed and…
By Kaitlyn Dunphy, Esq. Snow days bring up nostalgic memories of childhood for many. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, not everyone will be so lucky as to enjoy frolicking in…
Educational support professionals (ESP) are truly the unsung heroes of our school communities. No one who works in public education receives the respect and recognition they deserve, but that is…
Considering national dialogues around race, inequality, and discrimination in America, educators—more than ever—must ensure that our classrooms and schools foster equity. Embedded within equity are the concepts of listening to…
By Jonathan Lancaster In every facet, education is political. The outcomes of elections determine your school board’s policies, your school district’s budget, who becomes your superintendent, your content standards, your…
The New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance was founded to encourage the teaching of New Jersey studies and to help teachers to more efficiently and thoroughly present the study of the state to their students. In the…
Are you a woman who wants to run for public office? Do you know a woman who wants to run for public office? Every year Ready to Run, sponsored by…
State encourages educators everywhere to take a look The New Jersey Division of Fire Safety (DFS) encourages educators statewide to support a public safety initiative for educators that is being…
By Dr. Christine Miles Last spring, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Phil Murphy and the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) sought a federal waiver to suspend…