The chief school administrator evaluation is required by law. Every local board of education with a CSA must evaluate his or her performance at least once a year in writing.
The district notes that it has seen a steady rise in the mental health struggles of its students over the last decade – and it believes social media is a substantial factor causing this crisis.
Join your peers on an April 5 webinar and find out how changes in mandatory training requirements will impact boards of education throughout the state.
With the successful reinstatement of the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments in the spring of 2022, the New Jersey Department of Education will discontinue the Start Strong assessment effective fall 2023.
For the first time in history, a student has followed in the footsteps of one of her parents in winning a prestigious Unsung Hero award.
The Office of Special Education has created a theme to help encourage and support ASD awareness in schools. This year’s theme for Autism Awareness Month is Colors of My World.
The spring issue of School Leader, the quarterly magazine published by the New Jersey School Boards Association, features an array of articles to help school districts navigate challenges.
To better acquaint you with your field service representative, the New Jersey School Boards Association has created a video playlist of short interviews. Learn more about your district’s dedicated field service representative by checking out the playlist.
“Senator Rice was a committed advocate for the welfare of his constituents and understood the role that a quality public education can play in providing opportunities to our children,” said Dr. Timothy J. Purnell, NJSBA executive director and CEO.
In the last week, the Assembly Education Committee met and advanced over a half dozen pieces of legislation. The Assembly Tourism, Gaming and the Arts Committee approved a measure to combat compulsive gambling. The full Senate met to advance various...