Administration Unveils ABC’s of New Funding Formula

NJSBA Raises Concern about Wealth-Based Special-Ed Aid

NJSBA Announces Webinars, Web-Based Programs for Mandatory Training

Burden of Proof Bill Passes Senate Education Committee

Bill Would Require Schools to Report Suspicious Absences

Nominating Procedures for NJSBA Officer Positions

NJSBA Officer Application

NJSBA to Sponsor Legislative Reception Jan. 8

Shared Services Guide Coming Soon

NJ School Food Gets a B

Season Is Right to Review Field Trip Policy

Board of Directors Highlights

Position Available: County Coordinator/Trainer

Calendar

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NJ School Food Gets a B

New Jersey’s school food received a grade of B, according to a report by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, which ranked each state’s school nutritional standards.

Twenty states received an F and seven states received a D. New Jersey ranked eighth in the nation, as state requirements limit sugars and fatty foods in public schools. NJSBA has provided districts with clear nutrition and wellness policies.