Schools in crisis, educators step up As governments around the world work to mitigate the effects for the novel coronavirus, known as COVID-19, NJEA members are rising to the challenges of protecting their students and continuing to educate them Continue reading
In the heat of an election year, it can be easy to get caught up in emotions of the moment rather than calmly Continue reading
New Jersey residents rarely pay as much attention to the governor’s annual State of the State address as they do Continue reading
By Patrick Rumaker, NJEA Review editor It seemed like a simple enough idea: find 30 NJEA members under 30 years Continue reading
Growing up in Willingboro, Gregory Pardlo did not dream of becoming a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet. He saw the Continue reading
We are all familiar with the adage, “You cannot fatten a pig by merely weighing it.” Despite this, Continue reading
Preserve NJ public schools’ best-in-the-nation status September brought some very good news about New Continue reading
The 2019-20 school year is starting off much like last year, with a laser focus on Ch. 78 relief and job justice Continue reading
When parents whose children want to go to college think about prospective schools, a lot of factors come into Continue reading
BECAUSE... The campaign to Fix the Unfairness is centered on the passage of three bills that would help return Continue reading
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