By Sundjata Sekou On Dec. 9, the New York Post reported that Connecticut had become the first state to require that schools offer Black and Latino studies. If we bypass the headline and read the law, it states that “The State Education Resource Continue reading
By Jonathan Lancaster In every facet, education is political. The outcomes of elections determine your school Continue reading
State teachers of the year take on brave conversations On Oct. 5, the New Jersey Council of State Teachers of the Continue reading
By Jami Centrella As I joined educators across the country in navigating this world of hybrid instruction and Continue reading
By Hussain Haqq Being the parent of three intelligent, confident, strong young ladies, we have been very blessed Continue reading
By Leah Jerome In 2006, I had my first experience exploring a reservation. In a minivan loaded with Continue reading
By Leonard Apa Okay, so yeah, I am a fairly new teacher. I’ve only been on the job for about three years, and Continue reading
By Roberta Braverman As educators, our responsibilities and to-do lists are endless. The students we see daily Continue reading
By Larry Tisdale, NJEA member Larry Tisdale is a culinary arts instructor at the Burlington County Institute of Continue reading
By Alan Kaufman Chair, NJEA Higher Education Committee Attendance at the City University of New York was Continue reading
