The New Jersey Department of Education recently announced the opening of the 2022-2023 School Self-Assessment for Determining Grades under the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act.
The nation’s 13-year-olds showed the largest declines ever recorded on the long-term trend assessment in mathematics on the National Assessment of Educational Program and are also struggling with reading, according to results released by the National Center for Education Statistics.
On June 15, various Assembly committees met to advance several PreK-12 education bills. In addition, the Senate held a voting session on June 20 and voted to repeal the state residency requirement for school employees.
This annual scholarship program rewards county vocational-technical school graduates who will attend a New Jersey public institution for their post-secondary education.
As part of the Leadership Conference series, the New Jersey School Boards Association will host part two of “Calming the Waters of Turbulent Seas” on Friday, June 23, 2023.
When you register for NJSBA’s Workshop 2023, you will be joining thousands of school leaders and affirming your commitment to public education. Become a superhero by registering for Workshop early!
The top three elementary and middle school teams are invited to attend the NJSBA’s Workshop in Atlantic City, Oct. 24-25, and the winning high school teams are invited to the New Jersey Education Association’s convention in Atlantic City in November...
The East Orange School District will receive a $597,600 grant and the Middlesex County Magnet School will receive a $134,380 grant under a program to support the creation and expansion of apprenticeships.
The New Jersey Department of Education's Office of Special Education recently issued an advisory informing schools and educators about new and updated special education materials on its website.
Nearly a hundred attorneys, board members and school administrators and staff gathered at the New Jersey School Boards Association’s Spring School Law Forum on June 13.