Michael Dunlea, a fifth-grade teacher in Tabernacle and 2021 Burlington County Teacher of the Year, is one of only five teachers nationwide to be inducted into the 2025 class of…
Joe Refinski, a social studies teacher at East Orange STEM Academy High School, was awarded the Social Studies Lifetime Educator Award for contributions to Civics, History and Professional Development from…
A strong union of engaged members – solidarity forever! By Patrick Rumaker NJEA President Steve Beatty believes the strength of our union comes from a membership that is deeply engaged. And…
Jewish identity, misconceptions and the need for allyship By Rebecca Zarabi and Brittany Goodman Antisemitism is not history. It is a persistent reality that has shaped Jewish life for millennia;…
A joint venture between NJEA Consortium and All In for Inclusive Education By Dr. Kim Pinckney, Michele Gardner, Fred Buglione and Camy Kobylinski The NJEA Consortium empowers educators with resources and…
Period poverty project attacks health disparities, educates students on advocacy By Kathryn Coulibaly Judith Celestin, director of the Adult Learning Center and president of the Essex County College Administrative Association,…
On August 19, the Trenton Thunder stadium became a stage for honoring New Jersey's outstanding educators. County Teachers of the Year and County Educational Support Professionals of the Year were…
Tips from NJEA on how to prepare for another great school year! As summer winds to a sticky close, it's time to start thinking about the crisp days of fall…
NJEA’s Women in Education Committee has been working to raise awareness about the long-term benefits that breastfeeding provides to mothers and babies. The committee has also worked to educate new…
Two teams from the Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science (MATES) won the top two awards at the NJ Envirothon in May. MATES Team 1, which included students Amalie…