Protecting student data, providing no-fee options for school lunches, and instruction on the dangers of Fentanyl were among the many bills considered during a busy legislative session.
The board continued its discussion on updates concerning the rules for educator preparation. The proposed rules will ensure alignment with recently enacted laws.
Outgoing NJSBA President Cortellino explained how the Association benefits from the collective wisdom of its members as she welcomed Tammeisha Smith as the incoming president at the May 10 Delegate Assembly.
The Saturday meeting is open to the public.
NJSBA Executive Director Dr. Timothy J. Purnell reported on spring training programs and announced that Workshop registrations were running 59% ahead of where they were at this time last year.
A listing of presidential orders that aim to affect education.
NJDOE releases BRIDGE and FOCUS grant opportunities to help districts improve student literacy.
Twenty-five sessions will cover a wide variety of topics, including teen mental health, the art of collective bargaining, changes in the public records law, coping with declining enrollment, and many more. See the full agenda and register today.
This grant can help fund school safety technology, such as access controls, communication technology, and cameras needed to secure buildings and ensure the success of emergency plan management at K-12 districts.
The conference will explore how AI can be used in the classroom to improve student learning, how administrators are using it to perform their duties, and what board members should know about AI.