The comprehensive resource contains 11 chapters that address a variety of issues, such as suicide prevention and intervention, substance use prevention and funding mental health supports in schools.
The New Jersey Department of Education invites school administrators to nominate up to three outstanding elementary (grades pre-K to 5th grade) educators for the 2022 Exemplary Educator Recognition Program.
State COVID-19 metrics will be reevaluated at the time of expiration to determine if an extension will be needed, according to the New Jersey Department of Health.
The goal is to provide teachers free work-based learning, supervisory trainings for career and technical education and work-based learning in nonhazardous occupations throughout New Jersey via targeted recruitment.
With the beginning of a new two–year legislative session in Trenton, the latest issue of School Leader magazine looks at the power of board member advocacy, strategies for making an impact and other topics of interest.
The NJSBA is seeking a legislative advocate to represent the interests of the Association before the state legislature, the governor’s office, the state’s congressional delegation and all other governmental bodies and agencies on public education matters.
The New Jersey School Boards Association will host the second annual Spring Education Symposium from Tuesday, April 26 to Wednesday, April 27.
In a segment titled “Successfully Integrating Music into the STEM Curriculum,” Shawna E. Longo shares how she made the leap from being a secondary and middle school teacher to teaching elementary students, how she takes an integrative approach to weaving...
School districts and childcare facilities can continue to implement universal masking policies after the mandate is lifted in March.
On Thursday, Feb. 3, the Senate Education Committee held its first meeting of the 2022-2023 legislative session, which was also the first one presided over by its new chair, Sen. Vin Gopal.