Teen Arts NJ is excited to announce DesignQuest, a challenge for middle and high school students in grades 6 through 12 that focuses on developing solutions to societal problems through art and design.
Of the eight decisions considered for adoption by the SEC, only three were posted on the SEC’s website; therefore, the other five matters (C49-21; C92-21; C12-24; C18-24; and C19-24) remain pending.
This article provides a summary of noteworthy education-related activity at the State House over the past two weeks.
The New Jersey School Boards Association, the New Jersey Association of School Administrators and the New Jersey Association of School Business Officials recognized some of the best in education at an awards ceremony Oct. 23 at Workshop 2024 in Atlantic City.
Karen Cortellino, M.D., president of the NJSBA and a longtime member of the Montville Township Board of Education, received the Champion award along with Lauren Cuervo, the NJSBA’s senior director of connection, who has worked with the Association for almost two decades.
A select group of school staff members were honored at the New Jersey School Boards Association’s Workshop in Atlantic City on Oct. 22 in the second annual “Unsung Superheroes in Education Awards.”
Jersey City Public Schools has been awarded a $925,315 mental health service professionals demonstration grant from the U.S. Department of Education, according to a news release.
The New Jersey Department of Education is launching the statewide Homeless Case Management System as part of its education for homeless children and youth plan, according to an advisory.
When New Jersey voters go to the polls Nov. 5, along with choosing the next president and U.S. congressional delegates, most will also have the opportunity to vote for local school board members.