In a continuing effort to ensure that all school officials are aware of, and comply with, the requirements of the School Ethics Act, the School Ethics Commission voted to make eight advisory opinions public at its meeting on June 27,...
Held from Monday, Oct. 23 to Thursday, Oct. 26 at the Atlantic City Convention Center, Workshop is the largest training conference for school officials in the Garden State.
The New Jersey Department of Education recently outlined details for participating in the summer administration of the New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment in an advisory.
The New Jersey School Boards Association has a slate of engaging, timely webinars lined up for the next couple of months, with more being added soon.
In what was a series of last-minute votes even by Trenton’s budget standards, last Friday the Legislature passed the fiscal year 2024 budget, which Gov. Phil Murphy then signed into law.
Together, through NJSBA Connection, school leaders can shape the future of education in New Jersey.
Nominations for the New Jersey School Boards Association’s “Unsung Superheroes in Education” Awards are open until Aug. 1. Recognize your school’s “unsung heroes” by nominating them for this award that honors essential staff who are often overlooked.
Sarah Mazak, a guidance counselor at Madison High School, highlights Nico Marinello’s determination, work ethic and his “heart of pure goodness."
New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools had another record-setting year for the number of graduates who earned an associate degree at the same time as their high school diploma: 250.
New Jersey Tutoring Corps Inc., an education nonprofit created to address educational recovery needs due to the pandemic, is successfully closing learning gaps for New Jersey PreK-8 students, according to a news release.