The Office of the Secretary for Higher Education is inviting high school administrators across the state to identify high-achieving high school juniors to participate in the prestigious Governor’s School of New Jersey.
The New Jersey School Boards Association is seeking a spring legal intern to work in its Legal and Labor Relations Department.
Most school districts in New Jersey hold school board reorganization in early January. In advance of this event, the New Jersey School Boards Association has posted online resources for school boards.
In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, notice is hereby provided of the regular meeting of the New Jersey School Boards Association's Executive Committee, to be held Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023, at 1 p.m.
The staff at the New Jersey School Boards Association, pictured at Trenton headquarters Dec. 20, wish the entire education community a happy holiday season and a healthy, prosperous and rewarding 2023.
On Monday, Dec. 19, leaders from the New Jersey PTA met with leaders from the New Jersey School Boards Association at the Association’s headquarters to discuss areas of potential collaboration and mutual concern.
Whether your question revolves around labor issues, legal concerns, social media use, transportation, advocacy, school funding or something else related to efficiently operating your district, we want to hear from you.
The governor’s signature completes a nearly yearlong endeavor to address the state’s educator shortage by eliminating the edTPA requirement, which many education stakeholders viewed as a barrier to certification for qualified candidates.
The Ho-Ho Kus Public School recently announced that it received its biggest donation ever – $10 million – from a well-known businessperson and his wife. The donation will fund the construction of a new gymnasium and wellness center.
The New Jersey School Boards Association has prepared items to help public bodies, organizations and local school districts recognize the role of the boards of education and the contributions of their communities' school board members.