by Andrew Lewis Every day, Educational Support Professionals (ESPs) keep schools running, support students in critical ways and build relationships that form the backbone of our education system. Yet too…
By Argine Safari, Ph.D. A moment before the curtain As my students and I gathered around the fountain in the Lincoln Center Plaza for a quick group picture before “Madama…
by Marybeth Beichert This past June, members from NJEA and NJREA joined forces with other public sector unions to rally for affordable health care. The timing was no accident considering…
by Patrick Rumaker The New Jersey Educational Review proposes at first to give a bird’s-eye view of the association’s past and present and then to keep the membership informed of…
For decades, new employees in the Clayton Public School District prepare for the first day of school by taking a bus tour with veteran staff, administrators and union leaders. The…
By the NJEA Technology Committee Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to make huge changes to the workforce in the next few years. Beyond the hypotheticals about which jobs will be…
By Meghan Earley and Steve Tiberi Stillwater Township students love their outdoor time. As staff, we observed how movement positively impacts their focus, behavior and readiness to learn. While our…
On April 11, NJEA held the fifth Celebration of Women at the Grove in Cedar Grove. More than 600 guests attended to honor influential women who have helped New Jersey’s…
By Kristy Ranieri Across New Jersey, sustainability is taking root in classrooms, schoolyards, cafeterias and communities thanks to educators with the vision and support to bring their ideas to life.…
By Kathryn Coulibaly By all accounts, Cranbury is a tight-knit community. But for health and physical education teacher Cathy Elliott, nothing could have prepared her for the generosity and support…