• Notice of an NJSBA Executive Committee Meeting

  Notice is hereby provided of the regular meeting of the New Jersey School Boards Association's Executive Committee, to be held Friday, Nov. 17, 2023, at 3 p.m. at the NJSBA headquarters.

• Hundreds Turn Out for Fall School Law Forum

  Hundreds of lawyers specializing in school law along with school board members and other education stakeholders attended the New Jersey School Boards Association's Fall School Law Forum, Oct. 26, in Atlantic City.

• NJDOE Invites Public School Districts to Apply for School Security Grant Funding

  The New Jersey Department of Education announced in an advisory the opening of the third round of applications for the Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act School Security Grant.

• Voters to Decide Construction Questions, Other Proposals in Nov. 7 General Election

  When voters head to the polls for the general election Nov. 7, they will decide five construction questions and numerous other proposals from local boards of education.

• Superheroes of Education Fight for Student Achievement at Workshop 2023

  Not everyone was wearing a cape at Workshop 2023 in Atlantic City, but they are all committed to the advancement of student achievement, which makes them superheroes.

  

• The Shore Regional High School Board of Education Earns Board Certification Award

  The Shore Regional High School Board of Education received its Board Certification Award, having earned 16 Board Member Academy credits within a four-year period.

• Manalapan-Englishtown Board of Education Receives Carole E. Larsen Master Board Certification

  The Manalapan-Englishtown Board of Education received the Carole E. Larsen Master Board Certification Award.

• Oceanport Board of Education Receives Carole E. Larsen Master Board Certification Award

  The Oceanport Board of Education recently received the Carole E. Larsen Master Board Certification.

• Procurement Guidance Regarding High-Impact Tutoring Grant Vendors

  The New Jersey Department of Education recently issued a special broadcast with details on how to seek high-impact tutoring funds.

• Secaucus School District Gets Almost $500K in Grant Initiative to Foster More Diversity

  The Secaucus School District will receive $499,360 as part of the U.S. Department of Education's awards to help support local- and state-driven voluntary efforts to foster more diverse school communities.