By Kathryn Coulibaly, NJEA Communications Cumberland Regional High School language arts teacher Jessica Palys and chemistry teacher Tiffany Simons-Palmieri are making sure nothing stands between their students and the books…
By Derek G. Shendell, D.Env, MPH, Juhi Aggarwal, MPH, Allison Mulch and Jennifer Siehl. In general, in K-12 and higher education enrichment initiatives, collecting evaluation data is critical to both…
By Kate Okeson and Amy Moran, Ph. D. This year, we challenge YOU to make queer history in ways you haven’t before! Consider adding some of these affirmations of…
By Kathryn Coulibaly Last summer, Old Bridge paraprofessional and 2022 NJEA Educational Support Professional (ESP) of the Year Nancy Cogland reached out to some of her new colleagues. “We…
First-person stories of the Holocaust teach lifelong lessons By Kathryn Coulibaly In a darkened auditorium at Egg Harbor Township’s Fernwood Middle School, Jeff Zeiger stands in front of approximately 150…
A conversation with Helen Kirschbaum NJEA Review Associate Editor Kathryn Coulibaly met with Helen Kirschbaum, director of the Esther Raab Holocaust Museum & Goodwin Education Center at Cherry Hill’s Jewish…
By Francine Pfeffer and Patrick Rumaker Lisa Rizziello’s mother was in hospice, and Rizziello wanted to be with her in her final days, but she had already used her three…
Honor Amistad, teach the truth, speak the truth, spread the truth by Sari Alburtus, Shan Byrd, Muneerah Higgs, Tamar LaSure-Owens, Talena Lachelle Queen, Tariq Raheem, and Sundjata Sekou “Why didn’t I know…
In May, Frederic A. Priff Elementary School students, guided by teacher Brent Cunningham, won an award for the Best Crop Growth in the Elementary School division of the competition in…
The Cumberland County Council of Education Associations (CCCEA) held a new member carnival at Eastlyn Golf Course on Sept. 27 to celebrate members and introduce them to the many benefits…