By Alan Kaufman Chair, NJEA Higher Education Committee Attendance at the City University of New York was historically free. This began with its founding in 1847 as the Free Academy and continued until tuition was imposed by Mayor Beame in 1976 Continue reading
By Barbara Maher, RN, BSN, NJ-CSN Barbara Maher is a school nurse in Rahway and a member of the Rahway Continue reading
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By Gary Mazurek, Linden Education Association I am a father to a beautiful daughter who attends a public middle Continue reading
By Celeste Joyce MSN, John Baker, Saima Farooq, and Joseph Vespignani, Ed.D. Nurses are uniquely qualified as Continue reading
Nurses have been involved in school health since the late 1800s. With roots in public health, their role was to Continue reading
The Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice and the Joseph T. Quinlan Bereavement Center in Newton invite teachers, school Continue reading
By Jessica Levin, Esq., Education Law Center Our public schools have never been insulated from political events. Continue reading
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