It will be a historic first this September when a new leadership team takes the helm for the 2021-23 term. Joan Wright will be NJREA’s first president of color. She…
Navigating the time after the death of a spouse or loved one is challenging, especially when it comes to understanding the health benefits options available for survivors of primary benefits…
The NJ Division of Pension and Benefits is continuing to process Medicare Part B and D reimbursements for retirees required to pay the additional premium amounts above the basic premium…
NJEA’s Political Action Committee (PAC) is our association’s collective voice for public policy advocacy. From state legislators to local board of education members, NJEA PAC works to support candidates who…
When NJEA members enter the education profession, everyone comes with a trunk of different, real-life experiences that give each a unique perspective on how to approach educating students. For a…
At its biennial Communications Tools Workshop held on May 1, NJEA announced the recipients of its Awards for Excellence in Communications. The awards program recognized active and retired associations in…
Some NJEA and NJREA members have received notification of a settlement involving Blue Cross/Blue Shield customers. NJEA is not involved in this legal action and cannot provide advice or answer…
Due to COVID-19 concerns and restrictions, all meetings/events are subject to change. For questions, call your county REA. Burlington County REA will hold its spring general membership meeting via Zoom…
Burlington County REA will hold its spring general membership meeting via Zoom on Thursday, May 13. Emails will be sent with the link to attend meeting. To attend, call Doriann…
As required by law, retired members or their dependents who qualify for the School Employees’ Health Benefits Program (SEHBP) state-paid, post- retirement medical benefits, or those more recent retirees who…