The NJEA Review carries plenty of content over the course of a year: each month there are four to five long-treatment feature articles and nearly 20 regular columns. It’s not…
By Tina Sardano As an educator in bilingual education for almost 30 years, I have seen a tremendous amount of change in this field. For the most part, the students…
NJEA officers speak out against attacks on AAPI communities NJEA’s officers, President Marie Blistan, Vice President Sean M. Spiller and Secretary-Treasurer Steve Beatty, issued this statement condemning the violence in…
By the NJEA Technology Committee In the uncertain times of a global pandemic, the way we live, work and learn has shifted dramatically to a (mostly) digital environment. The NJEA…
NEA invests more than $3 million over three years to support initiative expansion The National Education Association (NEA) and the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) have agreed to develop a…
… and how it paves the way for a brighter future for NJ public schools and students by Michael Cohan NJEA is an organization that learns. Its members both drive…
By Ani McHugh Moorestown Education Association (MEA) President Lisa Trapani is no stranger to organizing. During her 21 years at the helm of her South Jersey local, Trapani has advocated…
By Angela Mikula, M.Ed. While this pandemic continues to put a spotlight on the vulnerabilities of our communities and our country, we educators live by the glow of our computer…
In March and April of 2020, the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) installed a pedestrian crossing light at the intersection of Eggerts Crossing Road and Route 206 in Lawrenceville.…
By Claudia Dolan As a new teacher, I didn’t know what being an association representative would entail. If I’m being totally honest, at the time, I didn’t even know what…