During Teacher Appreciation Week, Columbia High School AP History teacher Stephanie Rivera was featured on a special call-in segment on WNYC’s Brian Lehrer show on Monday, which featured parents from…
New Jerseyans have another chance to choose their heroes as the New Jersey Hall of Fame (NJHOF) announces its 50 nominees for the 2021 public vote in five categories: Arts…
The Jersey BlueClaws baseball team and NJEA have partnered on a special program for NJEA members. Pick your game and purchase your tickets at the special NJEA discounted price of…
While NJEA elections were held in April for representatives to the NJEA Executive Committee, NJEA Delegate Assembly, and NEA Representative Assembly, as well as for positions as NJEA Delegate Assembly-Alternates,…
The NJEA Review carries plenty of content over the course of a year: each month there are four to five long-treatment feature articles and nearly 20 regular columns. It’s not…
By Tina Sardano As an educator in bilingual education for almost 30 years, I have seen a tremendous amount of change in this field. For the most part, the students…
… and how it paves the way for a brighter future for NJ public schools and students by Michael Cohan NJEA is an organization that learns. Its members both drive…
Are they a fair requirement for teacher licensure? By Kynise T. Morris, Montclair State University Every preservice teacher must complete the basic requirement of the Praxis I series followed by…
To conclude our celebration of National Reading Month, NJEA hosted a live Q & A event with acclaimed children’s author—and Super Bowl Champion—Malcolm Mitchell. NJEA members learned more about Malcolm’s…
Join antiracist educators and organizers for a conversation about the history of eugenics and standardized testing, the racist impacts of high stakes testing on learning and instruction and how we…