Yesterday was the last day of voting in the longest, strangest and most consequential election we have ever seen. While a record number of Americans voted, tens of millions of…
While the music over the supermarket intercom coincidentally played Pat Benatar’s 1980 classic “Hit Me With Your Best Shot,” school nurses in communities surrounding the Mullica Hill ShopRite in Gloucester…
Nov. 3 was the last day of voting in the longest, strangest and most consequential election in memory. But we know this for sure: NJEA members made a difference. For…
An entourage of well-wishers surprised Debbie DiJohn at Bunker Hill Middle School with news that she was selected as the Gloucester County Educational Support Professional of the Year. DiJohn serves…
NJEA has announced its Congressional endorsements, all of whom have demonstrated a commitment to students, public education and working families. Those candidates are: CD 1 – Donald Norcross CD 3…
By Kathryn Coulibaly Every year in Nicholas Gattuso’s advanced software engineering class at Point Pleasant Borough High School, the students are given an assignment with a twist: they must build…
By NJEA Government Relations Staff While NJEA members much prefer to focus on their students and their school communities, we know that our schools are governed by elected leaders—from those…
A commitment to safety and professionalism By Maria Reed We are Bridgewater-Raritan Transportation Association (BRTA), and we go above and beyond. Before the pandemic shut everything down, we rolled along…