The NJEA Women in Education Committee and their subcommittee—Lactation Rights Task Force, would like to bring to your attention some relevant legislative action happening nationally. The committee asks that you…
Olivia Haas is a senior at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), where she is studying mathematics secondary education. Olivia plans to attend graduate school to obtain a doctoral degree…
Brian Reilly is a junior at Seton Hall University studying secondary education and mathematics. In addition to his role with NJEA Preservice, Brian is active at Seton Hall in Campus…
This has been a challenging year (or two) for many of us, but as the end of the school year approaches it’s a great time to celebrate our achievements. This…
Governor Phil Murphy won yesterday’s Democratic Gubernatorial primary election. Though unopposed, his win in the Democratic primary is an important step toward reelection for the pro-public education governor. Since taking…
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NJEA President Marie Blistan concludes 12 years of transformative leadership By Patrick Rumaker To sit with Marie Blistan as she discusses her four years as president of NJEA, and her…
By Beth Passner, North Brunswick Township Education Association president Every year, the North Brunswick Township Education Association sponsors events funded by NJEA Pride in Public Education grants that help our…
Dr. Clarence Jones, a lifelong advocate for social justice who was the former personal counsel, advisor, draft speech writer and close friend of Martin Luther King Jr, was honored by…
On a chilly, damp morning in late March, the school bus drivers, custodians and grounds, maintenance, and mechanics staff who comprise the Lenape District Support Staff Association (LDSSA) masked up…