School Board Notes
New Jersey's weekly education report offers up-to-date information on legislation, court decisions and other developments affecting school districts.
December 15, 2020 • Vol. XLIV No. 23
Articles
‘Education Matters’ Video Interview with Angel Santiago, New Jersey Teacher of the Year
Santiago discusses why he went into teaching, the importance of a diverse staff, and the challenges of teaching during the pandemic.
Hoping That Virus Will Ebb, NJSIAA Releases Full Schedule for Spring Sports
The fate of winter indoor youth sports remains less certain.
Final Reminder: Dec. 18 Is Deadline to Apply for NJSBA Officer Candidacy
Positions that will be open are the presidency and three vice presidencies.
Looking to Help Students Identify the Right Career Paths? NJCAN Can Help
NJCAN offers comprehensive information to students to develop college and career plans, while giving teachers a tool to meet career and technical education standards.
National School Boards Association Issues ‘Action Alert’ for Federal COVID-19 Recovery Package
NSBA urges board members to contact federal representatives to advocate for more education-related funding as part of an evolving coronavirus relief package.
This Week's Learning Opportunities Focus on Working with the Media, the CARES Act, and Sustainable Schools
A Wednesday, 11 a.m. public relations webinar will focus on topics that are critical to school leaders.
Ethics Commission: No Conflict for Chief School Administrator Who Mentored Applicant
The applicant referred to the chief school administrator as her aunt. This was a term of endearment since the two were not actually related.
NJSBA Facebook Live Events Focus on the Arts and Action in Trenton
On Thursday at 1 p.m., an NJSBA legislative advocate will provide an update from Trenton.
Equity Council Corner: How ‘Equity’ Can Help Students Succeed
Care must be taken so that students who aren't going to college have the same opportunities as those who are.
Obituary: Mary Venditti, Cranford Board of Education
Ms. Venditti served the Cranford Board of Education for 18 years, including 15 years as board president.