State Settles Lawsuit on High School Graduation Requirements
The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) has settled a lawsuit concerning graduation requirements for high school students. Under the agreement with the Newark-based Education…
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The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) has settled a lawsuit concerning graduation requirements for high school students. Under the agreement with the Newark-based Education…
On Monday May 9, the state Senate approved a bill that would threaten the autonomy of local school districts by eliminating the ability of a…
Gov. Chris Christie has recognized the achievements of the state’s 250,000 children who receive special education instruction and the work of the teachers, parents, school…
The State Board of Education has adopted a revised version of academic standards for the state’s schools. Called the New Jersey Student Learning Standards, the…
At its monthly meeting, held May 4, the State Board of Education adopted new student learning standards (see separate article), heard testimony on HIB, and…
Camden/Gloucester At a recent joint meeting of the Gloucester and Camden county school boards associations, more than 20 board members were recognized by NJSBA. Some…
NJ Senate President Steve Sweeney will be the keynote speaker at the NJSBA/NJPTA Legislative Day, to be held June 2 in Trenton. Sweeney was first…
NJSBA will host its annual Spring School Law Forum on Wednesday, June 8 at the New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association, 12 Centre Dr., Monroe Township.…
NJSBA is seeking a full-time field service representative. This individual will provide services, programs and training to meet the specific needs of local school boards…
No matter the size of your district, special education is a key component in your curriculum and budget. There are numerous legal restrictions, as well…