
NJSBA is On the Move
Negotiations 2009: School Districts Reduce Benefit Costs, Increase Class Time
CDC Urges Preparation for H1N1 Flu
Education Bills Await Governor’s Action
Ideas Sought on Generating Student Interest in College
Six New Charter Schools to Open in September
New Trustees for Education Leadership Foundation
Fall PR Forum Tackles Communications during Negotiations
New School Leader Features Interview with Chris Christie
Go Green & Save Green—Carpool to Workshop 2009
Education Week Leadership Forum
95th Anniversary—
Recollections from 1945 – 1954
Meeting Notices
Resolutions Cutoff
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NJSBA is On the Move
NJSBA will temporarily relocate to an office park in Ewing Township while the Association’s Trenton headquarters undergoes a renovation for approximately one year. The move will take place this weekend. |
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Negotiations 2009: School Districts Reduce Benefit Costs, Increase Class Time
A large number of school boards and teachers unions are agreeing to lower raises, more instructional time and cost-saving provisions for fringe benefits, according to a New Jersey School Boards Association analysis of teacher contracts covering 2009-2010. |
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CDC Urges Preparation for H1N1 Flu
As New Jersey’s 589 school districts prepare to welcome students back to school, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) last week offered school officials a range of options for responding to an H1N1 (also referred to as swine flu) influenza outbreak, depending on how severe the outbreak is in a community. |
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Education Bills Await Governor’s Action
Several education bills are sitting on Gov. Jon Corzine’s desk. They include measures that call for personal-finance instruction in high schools, police to notify principals when students commit crimes, and self-medication of diabetes medicine. |
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Ideas Sought on Generating Student Interest in College
NJSBA is seeking ideas from districts on how to generate interest and enthusiasm among students for attending college. |
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Six New Charter Schools to Open in September
The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) announced on Aug. 3 that six new charter schools have been approved to open this September. |
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New Trustees for Education Leadership Foundation
Four new members were recently appointed to the board of trustees of the Educational Leadership Foundation of New Jersey (ELFNJ). |
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Fall PR Forum Tackles Communications during Negotiations
The current poor economy and limited school district resources are making collective bargaining far more complicated and, often, more contentious, than in years past. |
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New School Leader Features Interview with Chris Christie
The July/August issue of School Leader features an exclusive interview with Chris Christie, Republican candidate for governor. |
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Go Green & Save Green—Carpool to Workshop 2009
In an effort to reduce carbon emissions and to help save you money, NJSBA is making carpooling to Workshop easier than ever. |
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Education Week Leadership Forum
Mark your calendar and join your NJSBA colleagues at Smart Ed-Tech Strategies for Tough Times, the one-day leadership forum sponsored by Education Week. |
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95th Anniversary—Recollections from 1945 – 1954
In celebration of the 95th anniversary of the founding of the New Jersey School Boards Association, School Board Notes periodically features highlights from its archives. |
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