Legislative Update: Assembly Approves Kindergarten Study Bill, More
The N.J. General Assembly approved four education bills on Thursday, including one that would call for a study of full-day kindergarten, and whether it would…
New Jersey's weekly education report offers up-to-date information on legislation, court decisions and other developments affecting school districts.
The N.J. General Assembly approved four education bills on Thursday, including one that would call for a study of full-day kindergarten, and whether it would…
Governor Christie’s proposed 2017 budget would allocate $13.3 billion toward public education, up $548 million from fiscal year 2016. The total includes debt service for…
N.J. State Board of Education President Mark Biedron (left) recently reached out to NJSBA’s Executive Director, Dr. Lawrence S. Feinsod, for his perspective on the…
On Feb. 4, the NJ Appellate Division ruled against the Piscataway Board of Education in its effort to reduce the student tuition paid to charter…
NJSBA is seeking assistance from school business administrators in completing the annual NJSBA Membership Census. The annual census is necessary to enable board members to…
New Jersey ranked 23rd in the nation in 2014-15 in the percentage of low-income students who receive a healthy breakfast in school each day, according…
The popular television show “Shark Tank” is a competition of ingenuity and creativity, pitting would-be inventors against each otherin a quest to win financial…
On Thursday, March 3, at the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal, NJSBA will host an interactive program offering a variety of sessions covering the most pressing…
NJSBA is offering two opportunities to attend a program exploring the hidden biases in classrooms. The first will be on March 17 at Middlesex County Community…
It’s budget development time. In many ways, much of the budget is outside the board’s control: Ratables, state aid, special education expenses. A big chunk, however,…