Pandemic Voices: Videos Depict COVID-19’s Impact on N.J. Schools
NJSBA issued a call to K-12 public school districts and students soliciting videos and images of their pandemic-related experiences in education.
NJSBA issued a call to K-12 public school districts and students soliciting videos and images of their pandemic-related experiences in education.
Program sessions will cover topics including keeping school records safe, using Google Cloud's Student Success Services, and countering the increasing threat of cyberattack.
The rescission of the pandemic emergency action took effect Sept. 8, 2021; districts may continue to provide related services to special education students virtually through Jan. 11, 2022.
NJSBA is a partner in the New Jersey Public School Labor Management Collaborative initiative.
Arts in Education Week runs from Sept. 12-18.
NJSBA welcomed the new president of the NJPTA and members of the organization's executive committee.
The realignment will help promote collaboration and efficiency.
Alisha De Lorenzo, a former educator for nearly 20 years and a licensed professional counselor, will speak live on educational leadership, forging relationships and connections and healing trauma at Virtual Workshop 2021.
In the current fiscal year budget, some $50 million was included in stabilization aid grants to assist districts that are adjusting to new funding levels as determined by the school funding reform measure enacted in 2018.
Board members from the 40th Legislative District met with their Assembly representatives.