Read more about the article Livingston launches ESP mentor program
The Livingston Public Schools TA Mentor team.

Livingston launches ESP mentor program

By Kathryn Coulibaly  The Livingston Education Association (LEA) has become the second association in the state to launch an educational support professional (ESP) mentor program, thanks to the hard work…

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Read more about the article Mercer County LAT holds sock drive for Trenton Mission
(L to R) MCEA President Grace Rarich, Assemblywoman Jackson, LAT co-chair Lisa Rizziello, Sarah Vandervort, LAT co-chair Efrain Monterroso, and Iris Tonti. (Not pictured: LAT Liaison and MCEA first VP Dan Siegel)

Mercer County LAT holds sock drive for Trenton Mission

The Mercer County Legislative Action Team recently organized a Sock Drive for Assemblywoman Verlina Reynolds Jackson and her campaign to give to the Trenton Mission.

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Being your own hero

By Jes Quijano Across the state, schools experienced an unprecedented disruption because of COVID-19. Educators had to pivot to new routines and procedures while adapting to new positions and technology.…

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Read more about the article We are BRTA!
Members of BRTA show humor and camaraderie as they sport their new shirts—embossed with a logo designed by NJEA Communications, on shirts ordered through Logo Gear by Jackie in Bridgewater.

We are BRTA!

A commitment to safety and professionalism  By Maria Reed  We are Bridgewater-Raritan Transportation Association (BRTA), and we go above and beyond. Before the pandemic shut everything down, we rolled along…

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Standing up for intellectual freedom

Challenging Times   By Dr. Steve Tetreault   In June 2021, the Texas Legislature made national headlines when it passed House Bill 3979. This bill bans teaching that includes any…

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Civics education is back

Helping students fulfill their role as citizens in a democracy By Arlene Gardner Creating citizens with the knowledge, skills and disposition to participate in a democratic society is the very…

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Building the future in Hammonton High School’s woodshop

By Kathryn Coulibaly As you enter Hammonton High School, Rick Cote’s woodworking classroom is directly across from the main office. Kept painstakingly neat by students who sweep and sanitize after…

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