Despite the ongoing threat of rain, more than 1,000 NJEA and NJREA members from around the state descended upon Trenton today to join the Communications Workers of America (CWA) in a rally to compel the Legislature to pass a fair and responsible Continue reading
Announces creation of early childhood division within DOE Gov. Phil Murphy visited the Acelero Learning Continue reading
Following a one-day strike and a late night mediation session, the Franklin Lakes Education Association has agreed Continue reading
Elizabeth Almira Allen (1854-1919), the first female president of NJEA, has been chosen as a 2019 New Jersey Hall Continue reading
On Sunday, June 2, NJEA members joined with thousands of other residents to march in the 28th annual New Jersey Continue reading
A Groundbreaking Collaboration In 2009, a groundbreaking collaboration developed among NJEA, the New Jersey State Continue reading
Let the New Jersey Legislature know it is time to pass legislation to make health care more affordable and provide Continue reading
Focus shifts to Senate, Ch. 78 relief Wearing red and standing in solidarity, NJEA members filled the halls of Continue reading
Schools continue to excel, but threats loom The latest U.S. News and World Report state rankings are out, and New Continue reading
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