• William Spencer Honored for 30 Years of Service

  Spencer was honored at the Warren County Special Services Board of Education Meeting on July 27.

• NJSBA’s Virtual Workshop 2021: Sessions Highlight Equity in All Forms

  Workshop 2021 offers an exceptional return on investment. The group registration fee gives 25 members of the district team access to more than 140 training and informational sessions at a per-person cost of $36.

• School Leader:  A Look at What’s Ahead for Schools—and NJSBA

  The new issue features an interview with NJSBA’s new president, Irene LeFebvre.

• USDOE Releases Questions and Answers on Sexual Harassment

  The recently released Q&A document clarifies how the federal Office for Civil Rights interprets schools’ existing obligations concerning sexual harassment complaints.

• Court Denies Mother’s Request for Hearing on Access to Child’s Special Education Records

  The Superior Court ruled that a parent does not have an independent right to a due process hearing when seeking to pursue a stand-alone denial-of-access claim.

• What You Need to Know About Educational Equity and Critical Race Theory

  The NJSBA is providing information on a topic that has surfaced at many board meetings.

• Leadership Tips: Equity in a Divided Community

  Here is useful information on how to interact with the public in a productive, professional manner.

• USDOE Says Students with ‘Long COVID’ May Qualify for Services

  Federal civil rights office says 'long-term' COVID symptoms may qualify as a disability.

• NJSBA ‘Workshop Wind Down’ at Workshop 2021

  The new 'Wind Down' program will give conference attendees a chance to gather in smaller, informal groups to discuss topics and interact with fellow board members.

• Murphy Signs Laura Wooten’s Law, Strengthening Civics Instruction

  Murphy signed the bill into law just days before the first hearing of the special House committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection.