AETNA going paperless April 1
AETNA is going paperless on April 1, 2024. You must OPT OUT of this provision in order to receive paper copies of any paperwork.
AETNA is going paperless on April 1, 2024. You must OPT OUT of this provision in order to receive paper copies of any paperwork.
The NJREA will hold the spring luncheon on April 18, 2024. The luncheon will be an in-person event at a NEW LOCATION. We look forward to seeing you there. Attendance options are available if you are unable to stay for the entire event.
As we enter the 2024 election season, these words will take on a deeper meaning as voters decide just how important democracy is to their families and the country. This November, New Jersey voters will elect a U.S. President, a U.S. Senator and 12 members of Congress.
The NEA Wireless Program is offered in partnership with Consumer Cellular, a top-rated wireless provider that offers cellphones and no-contract service plans. This new initiative supplies NEA members and their families affordable and flexible cellphone service plans.
NJEA has created the Hardship Relief Fund to help active, retired and student members through the temporary or permanent loss of their primary residence or the experience of food insecurity.
As the cold weather continues, be on the lookout for friends and family who are struggling with food insecurity or lack of access to a warm, dry home.
College students who were awarded scholarships from NJREA may renew them each year, provided they meet the criteria for the award.
The Division of Pensions and Benefits has set up Benefitsolver, which gives you access to your School Employees’ Health Benefits Plan (SEHBP) account and allows for online designation of beneficiaries, change of health and dental plans, and submission of documentation.
Delegates from around the country are elected to attend the National Education Association Representative Assembly (NEARA) each year.
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