NJEA President Sean M. Spiller was recently named to the NJBIZ Power 50 in Education list for 2022. The list, published annually, recognizes educators and policymakers in both K-12 and…
By Kaitlyn Dunphy, Esq. reschool full time for the Somerville Board of Education from 2010 until 2016, when she accepted a part-time preschool position. She accepted the part-time position on…
By Dr. Chrissi Miles Effective teams are fueled by a shared purpose that creates impact. It is not enough to explore what we do and how we do it:…
On a warm, sunny Sept. 4, the 30th annual Labor Day Parade was held in front of the American Labor Museum in Haledon. The museum is located in the Botto…
NJEA partnered with several education stakeholders in New Jersey to call for more flexible fall assessment options for local education agencies. The open letter, signed by multiple organizations, can be…
El Mes de la Herencia Hispana se celebra en los Estados Unidos del 15 de septiembre al 15 de octubre. Celebra la cultura y la historia del Caribe, Centro y…
The rules for working after retirement have changed recently, sparking some confusion about when retired members can return to work in the public sector in New Jersey. School nurses may…
In July, roughly 6,000 National Education Association (NEA) members assembled in Chicago, as well as remotely. Chicago was chosen after a historic decision to boycott the original 2022 NEA Representative…
Celebrating retirement with a well-earned honor After 25 years of service in the Lower Township Elementary School District, Cape May County Educational Support Professional of the Year Debra Falck retired…
NJEA Vice President Steve Beatty and NJEA Membership Director Jaime Valente visited with the students of the Aspiring Educators program at William Paterson University. Through a partnership with NJEA, local…