In 2022, the Morris County School Boards Association established the Irene M. LeFebvre Excellence in Boardsmanship Award, named in honor of the long-term Morris County board of education member, Morris County School Boards Association Executive Committee member, and the then-sitting...
The Sussex County School Boards Association met on May 8 at the Newton Country Club in Newton. SCSBA First Vice President Ronald Hoffman (who is the vice president of the Hardyston Township Board of Education) called the meeting to order...
The Essex County School Boards Association met May 9 at the Glen Ridge Country Club in Glen Ridge. ECSBA President Reginald Bledsoe (who serves on the Essex County Schools of Technology Board of Education) called the meeting to order and...
The Morris County School Boards Association hosted the Second Annual Nancy Helbourg Memorial Recognition Ceremony on May 2 at Roxbury High School in Succasunna. MCSBA President Bernadette Dalesandro (a member of the Netcong Board of Education) welcomed attendees, virtually and...
The Roxbury Board of Education in Morris County, which first earned Board Certification in 2001, became recertified in 2017 and earned the Carole E. Larsen board certification in 2018 has become certified all over again. The board was recently once...
The Washington Township Board of Education recently earned the Carole E. Larsen Master Board certification. Named after a veteran field service representative who died in 2007, a board of education must keep its board certification status current and then earn...
The Verona Board of Education in Essex County recently earned its Board Certification, joining its county colleagues in Bloomfield, Livingston, Millburn, Newark, Roseland, South Orange-Maplewood, West Essex, West Orange, Roseville Community Charter School and the Marion P. Thomas Charter School...
The New Jersey School Boards Association invites students to submit entries into its sponsored category of the annual Garden State Film Festival: “New Jersey Hometown Documentary Short.” Films must be five minutes or less and focus on some aspect of...
To fulfill its commitment to helping students become well-informed, engaged citizens, the New Jersey Department of Education recently issued an advisory with guidance for educators and administrators that aims to enhance information literacy in classrooms across the state. In 2023, New Jersey...
Pursuant to N.J. Stat. § 18A:7F-4.4, the New Jersey Department of Education is required to adopt student learning standards in information literacy, which enables an individual to recognize when information is needed and to locate, evaluate and effectively use the...