When parents whose children want to go to college think about prospective schools, a lot of factors come into play. Once they think beyond “What is this going to cost me?” and “How deep in debt will my child be four years from now?” other Continue reading
BECAUSE... The campaign to Fix the Unfairness is centered on the passage of three bills that would help return Continue reading
If you are a frequent user of social media—and if many of your online connections are members of NJEA—chances Continue reading
Early March can be a challenging time of year. The holiday break is a distant memory, and the warmer, longer hours Continue reading
End the use of standardized tests as a graduation requirement Educators want their students to graduate from high Continue reading
We've come a long way Fifty-three years ago, the March 1966 edition of the NJEA Review published an article Continue reading
The start of a movement Throughout October, more than 116,000 NJEA members from every corner of the state Continue reading
Students need stability in both their home and school environments in order to thrive and learn. They need to know Continue reading
The NJEA Convention is one of the largest annual gatherings of educators in the world, bringing together tens of Continue reading
On Jan. 19 of this year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), an arm of the U.S. Department of Labor, released Continue reading
