NJEA members to vote on constitutional amendment questions

The NJEA Delegate Assembly (DA), the association’s policy-making body, voted at its Nov. 7, 2020, and Jan. 9, 2021, meetings to accept recommendations made by the NJEA Constitution Review Committee…

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Visit the NJEA Convention exhibitors and thank them for their support

Arts Curriculum Conserve Wildlife Foundationof New Jersey https://www.conservewildlifenj.org/ Entourage Yearbooks https://www.entourageyearbooks.com/next-generation-yearbook-company-in-new-jersey/ New Jersey State Museum https://www.nj.gov/state/museum/ NJ Teen Arts Festival /Arts & Education Center https://www.njteenarts.com/ WCS - NY Zoos, Aquarium…

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The more things change… Some evaluation reminders

Note: On Jan. 11, Gov. Phil Murphy issued Executive Order 214, which removes student growth objectives (SGOs) as a factor in teacher evaluation for the 2020-21 school year. See Page…

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Read more about the article NJEA establishes Office of Human and  Civil Rights, Equity and Governance
At the 2019 NJEA Convention, Gary Melton with Dr. Cornel West.

NJEA establishes Office of Human and Civil Rights, Equity and Governance

NJEA has created the Office of Human and Civil Rights, Equity and Governance and has promoted Gary Melton to be its first manager. The creation of the new office highlights…

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Education is political

By Jonathan Lancaster In every facet, education is political. The outcomes of elections determine your school board’s policies, your school district’s budget, who becomes your superintendent, your content standards, your…

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Freestyle Fridays

Our pandemic response by Ikechukwu Onyema The axiom that even the most challenging crisis can provide opportunity captures the spirit of my conversation with Gabriel Tanglao as we conceived Freestyle…

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Read more about the article NJEA honors four leaders in  social justice and equity
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NJEA honors four leaders in social justice and equity

NJEA honored four New Jerseyans for their commitment and work for social justice and equity: retired educator and historian Shirley Satterfield, teacher Thomas “TJ” Whitaker Jr., school social worker Philip…

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Let’s reinvent testing

By Glen Coleman Testing needs to be reinvented. Instead of one-and-done paper-pencil testing, repurposed computer-based testing software can help transform the classroom into a student-centered, collaborative experience. The chart below…

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Building and relying on community as an early career member

By Rob Mangel Anyone who has walked into a school building knows that it brims with energy. Throughout the day, students move through the hallways between classes as school staff…

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