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- Reflections: Helping Oklahoma
- New Jersey's education community can aid those affected by the destructive tornadoes that wiped out schools and communities. (5/21)
- Alert: Privatization, Binding Arbitration Bills Head to Governor
- NJSBA is calling on board members to contact the governor to express their opposition to two union-backed bills dealing with privatization and binding arbitration. (5/22)
- Teacher-Evaluation Forums Begin Next Week
- NJSBA is hosting free regional forums designed for school board members on the statewide teacher and principal evaluation system slated to be implemented in September. (5/22)
- Sample Resolutions on Key Issues
- School boards are encouraged to adopt NJSBA’s sample resolutions to let their state legislators know the board’s stance on issues such as school-construction fees, average daily enrollment, school safety, subcontracting and binding arbitration. (5/15)
- NJSBA Partnership Offers Sustainability Training
- NJSBA is working with the New Jersey chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC NJ) to provide free sustainability training to public school districts and charter schools across the state.
- Candidacy Deadline Approaches
- June 4 is the deadline for school board candidates to submit nominating petitions to place their names placed on the November ballot. NJSBA’s Candidate Kit provides important information. (5/8)
- NJSBA Partnership to Provide Tech Savings to Schools
- A new partnership will offer savings of up to 40 percent on Microsoft software, as well as professional development for teachers and real-world business and technology skills for students. (5/8)
- Nonrenewals and RIFs: Frequently Asked Questions
- NJSBA’s legal team answers frequently asked questions on nonrenewals and reductions in force. (5/6)
- Partnership to Save Districts Dollars on Emergency Notification Systems
- NJSBA is partnering with Nixle to provide school districts with secure, two-way communications with the community at a significantly reduced cost. Nixle provides alerts to students, faculty and the community via text messages, voice messages and email. (5/1)
- 2013 School Elections - Questions and Answers
- Frequently asked questions about the April and November annual school elections.
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The 2011-2012 average starting salary for teachers with a Bachelor's degree in New Jersey is $48,339.
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Upcoming Meetings
- Union County Meeting
- May 22 - 6:00 PM
- Middlesex County Meeting
- May 23 - 6:45 PM
- AchieveNJ: The New Educator Evaluation System
- May 29 - 7:00 PM
