The New Jersey School Boards Association is seeking a bookkeeper to join its team. The successful candidate will be responsible for handling the accounts payable processes of the organization and will also take on payroll duties.
Each year, the School Leader Awards showcase creative and effective programs and practices from New Jersey schools. If your school has a new and unique education program that addresses student learning and achievement, the NJSBA wants to hear from you.
Five students who go to school in New Jersey are among those recognized in the 59th class of U.S. Presidential Scholars.
On Monday, May 8, Gov. Phil Murphy signed A-1791/S-3306 (P.L.2023, c.47), which establishes a “Career and Technical Education Scholar Awards” program to recognize outstanding career and technical education students.
The board of directors received reports from the president, vice president for county activities, vice president for finance, vice president for legislation/resolutions and immediate past president. The board also heard detailed reports from NJSBA staff on advocacy and legislation.
The NJSBA and ASAH, which has been serving the special education community since 1974, will recognize the programs designated for honors during a video presentation held in conjunction with Special Education Week.
At its May meeting, the New Jersey State Board of Education heard updates and acted on numerous items, including a close vote on NJGPA cut scores.
The guest speakers at the Legislative Committee meeting were Assemblymen Antwan L. McClellan and Erik K. Simonsen, both Republicans who represent New Jersey's 1st Legislative District.
Everyone had a great time at the Morris County School Boards Association’s Spring Dinner at Hanover Park Regional High School in East Hanover on May 4, which included The Nancy Helbourg Memorial Recognition Ceremony.
The New Jersey School Boards Association and ASAH, an organization representing private special education schools, have sponsored Special Education Week since 1985.