Virtual Workshop 2021 Student Performances Sure To Be Crowd Pleasers
The performances showcase New Jersey’s talented students and impressive public school arts education programs.
The performances showcase New Jersey’s talented students and impressive public school arts education programs.
NSBA and AASA released a statement in response to increasingly tense public forums and online discussions related to safe school openings amid the enduring COVID-19 pandemic.
The measures include a limited teacher certification pilot and protocols for students who have had a concussion.
The awards showcase creative and effective programs that schools used to meet the challenges of remote learning.
NJSBA appeared as amicus curiae in the case, arguing in support of the board.
The schools were recognized based on their overall academic performance or their progress in closing achievement gaps.
Deborah Cornavaca, deputy chief of staff of outreach for Gov. Phil Murphy, spoke at the meeting.
Sept. 28 is one of five dates during the year when school boards may ask voters to approve school construction proposals.
Learn more about this popular student invention challenge on Thursday, Sept. 23 at 10 a.m. in an NJSBA Facebook Live event.
The Virtual Workshop speaker, from West Orange High School, is the student representative to the State Board of Education.