NJREA Contact Numbers

NJREA Member Assistance Line NJREA members can call our dedicated assistance line with questions, concerns, suggestions, and ideas regarding their state-level association. Phone: 609-310-4546 Phone Menu Options Option 1: Pension…

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Stand up for affordable healthcare 

On Friday, June 18, NJEA members will join CWA and other unions for a noon “Healthcare Over Billionaires” rally in Trenton.  On Monday, June 22, NJEA will host a breakfast and lobby day, where we will talk to legislators about the urgency of fixing New Jersey’s healthcare crisis. Sign in to register.

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Civic engagement doesn’t retire 

Last spring, the State Legislature introduced a bill to eliminate IRMAA (Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount) benefits.

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President’s Viewpoint 

My Fellow Members, This week NJREA’s membership surpassed 23,000 members, an increase of 604 members.

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2025 Pension Fund Valuation

The valuation reports for the Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS) and the Teachers’ Pension and Annuity Fund (TPAF) were released in March.

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Registering for MBOS

All current active pension system members can view their pension accounts and other important information through the web-based MBOS account.

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PAC support

Every spring, NJREA members receive a letter asking them to contribute to PAC, the legal political avenue that allows NJEA to participate in campaigns and elections.

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NJREA budget

To support the NJREA initiative of recruiting more members to join the union, the NJREA 2026-2027 budget will reflect that commitment by including more money for membership promotion.

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NJREA spring luncheon

Pastel colors and warm sunshine surrounded NJREA members as they attended the 2026 NJREA Spring Luncheon at the Masonic Fellowship Center in Burlington County.  

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NEA-Retired Conference – NJREA still teaching

The NJREA Executive Committee along with NJEA Deputy Executive Director Denise Graff Policastro and NJEA Secretary-Treasurer Tina Dare traveled from freezing cold New Jersey to an unprecedented heatwave in Phoenix, Arizona, to present at the NEA-Retired Conference: Resilience, Respect, Power, Saving Public Education and Our Democracy. 

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