The NJEA George M. Adams Boardwalk Run is nine months away. There’s plenty of time between now and Nov. 8, 2024, to get ready for the 5K run. And last…
This data is accurate as of Jan. 2, 2023. For most up-to-date listing of NJEA leadership and committees, visit the Leadership and Committee pages. NJEA Officers President Sean M. Spiller…
By Dawn Howlen When NJEA members walk into a professional development (PD) workshop at the Mercer County Education Association (MCEA), they may be unaware of everyone responsible for making the…
Average CEO compensation at Fortune 500 companies hovers around $15 million per year. Last year, reported federal lobbying in America topped $4 billion. More than half of all members of…
On Nov. 7—and sooner for those who choose early voting or vote by mail—New Jersey voters will elect 120 state legislators as well as hundreds of candidates for county and…
NJEA has created the Hardship Relief Fund to help active, retired, and student members through the temporary or permanent loss of their primary residence, food insecurity, or the loss of…
Joseph Refinski, a teacher at East Orange STEM Academy, has been named the 2023 NJ History Teacher of the Year, an award presented annually by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of…
1. Now That I’m President, What Do I Do? (offered Sessions I & II)PART 2 – 10/6-10/7 – 1-½ Day Workshop For: Newly elected presidents The job of an effective local…
By Hallie Meister If you were not at NJEA's 2022 Atlantic City Convention you missed out! The convention was back in full swing after COVID kept everyone home in 2020…
Jim George was a driving force in NJEA’s quest to secure collective bargaining rights for public school employees. His long relationship with NJEA began when he was a teacher leader…