June 19, 2021 marks the 156th anniversary of the end of slavery in the United States. On this day more than 150 years ago, Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas. He announced that the Civil War was over and that every enslaved Continue reading
This has been a challenging year (or two) for many of us, but as the end of the school year approaches it’s a Continue reading
Governor Phil Murphy won yesterday’s Democratic Gubernatorial primary election. Though unopposed, his win in the Continue reading
NJEA President Marie Blistan concludes 12 years of transformative leadership By Patrick Rumaker To sit with Continue reading
Dr. Clarence Jones, a lifelong advocate for social justice who was the former personal counsel, advisor, draft Continue reading
In February, our organizations issued a statement with recommendations on and goals for how we believe New Continue reading
by NJEA President Marie Blistan Gov. Phil Murphy recently announced that his executive order allowing for Continue reading
by Sean M. Spiller, NJEA vice president With the conclusions of Teacher Appreciation and National Nurses Weeks Continue reading
Congress has passed and President Biden has signed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). It is the single Continue reading
Cathy Grano, a school nurse in Middletown Township, is the 2021 New Jersey School Nurse of the Year. For Continue reading
