Faculty takes action amid a global pandemic and anti-union animus By Michelle Altieri Editor’s note: Since the article was originally written, Pride grants have been renamed as Public Education Partnership…
By Virginia Fasulo Career and technical education addresses gaps It is well-established that each student is a unique individual, with specific needs, goals, backgrounds and learning styles. Despite this, education is…
Lawton C. Johnson Middle School honors school office manager By Kathryn Coulibaly With nearly 600 operating school districts and over 2,500 school buildings, New Jersey’s public schools provide an opportunity…
Calling all NJ educators! Be the first to join this new and innovative initiative sponsored by the Research and Development Council of New Jersey connecting STEM industry partners and educators…
NJElections.org is a one-stop resource for all the information you might need to make sure you are able to cast your ballot and fully participate in our electoral process. Make…
The Gloucester County Education Association held its first-ever Women’s History Month Roundtable Discussion, titled “Inspiring Inclusivity: Women Leading Change.” Moderated by Joyce Farr who represents Gloucester County on NJEA’s Women…
For Victoria Hughes, a health and elementary education teacher in Phillipsburg Primary and Elementary schools, educational support professionals (ESPs) are not employed to merely “support” the professional staff. For Hughes,…
by Mario Tommasi The Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) has been a cornerstone of American education and leadership development since its establishment by the National Defense Act of 1916.…
By the NJEA Technology Committee There are dozens of new EdTech apps developed every day, all promising to revolutionize your classroom practice. But do these apps significantly benefit learning, or…
Meet 2022-23 Cumberland County ESP of the Year Jane Caine Jane Caine has worked in public education more than 38 years. While she began her career working in the cafeteria…