The 2025 National Education Association Representative Assembly (NEA RA) took place in Portland, Oregon from July 3 to July 6. The NEA RA is the highest decision-making body within NEA.…
The majority Republican Congress delivered the president his tax bill, which is historic for the harm it will cause. While the president celebrated signing this bill on July 4, NJEA…
Important progress on key pension bill After months of advocacy by thousands of NJEA members, two important bills have made their way to Gov. Murphy’s desk to be signed into…
In a true show of solidarity, NJEA and NJREA members joined forces in putting a stop to legislation that would make drastic changes to post-retirement benefits. In the final few…
By Christy Kanaby In early May, the inaugural class of NJEA’s New Presidents Academy (NPA) held its commencement ceremony, marking a new chapter for leaders from around the state who…
NJEA joins people and organizations across the country celebrating the 160th Juneteenth, a date commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. In 2020, NJ Gov. Phil Murphy signed…
The New Jersey Education Association’s 125-member political action committee (NJEA PAC) has begun the process of endorsing candidates for the New Jersey state Assembly for the general election on Nov.…
NJEA congratulates Mikie Sherrill on victory NJEA President Sean Spiller finished out of the lead in today’s Democratic primary for governor as Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill won the party’s nomination to…
Treasury Department report signals coming attack on public employee health benefits What has happened Earlier this week, the New Jersey Department of the Treasury released an inflammatory and misleading report…
Robertson, Dare express disappointment in unnecessary delay On Thursday, May 22, S2078/A1675, known to most NJEA members as the Break in Service Bill, failed to pass through the state legislature,…