The New Jersey School Boards Association’s Legislative Committee met Saturday, March 15, with Assemblyman Cody D. Miller, a Democrat representing Legislative District 4, serving as a guest speaker.
The theme of the spring issue is school security and student wellness, with the cover story featuring an article written by two administrators with the Robbinsville Board of Education in Mercer County: John Legere, information technology director; and Nick Mackres, school business administrator.
The successful candidate will supervise, direct and work with the legal staff, providing such services — and will report to the Association’s general counsel.
Knock Out Opioid Abuse, an initiative by Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield New Jersey, is hosting “A Conversation About Athletes and Opioids” at Rowan University on Tuesday, April 29.
According to the letter, New Jersey will again be issuing the one-time summer EBT benefit as a single $120 allotment per eligible child.
Beginning with the spring 2026 administration, students eligible for special education and related services under the eligibility categories of specific learning disability, emotional regulation impairment, auditorily impaired, orthopedic impairment, and speech or language impairment are not eligible to participate in the Dynamic Learning Maps assessment.
All New Jersey schools are asked to have the appropriate staff or administration member complete the 2025 Survey on Lactation Policies, so that the NJDOE can compile the necessary data to prepare its annual report.
The New Jersey School Boards Association is seeking one full-time field service representative for Northern New Jersey.
The New Jersey School Boards Association is seeking an administrative assistant, sales and sponsorships, to provide administrative support for sales, sponsorships, strategic initiatives, and NJSBA’s cooperative pricing system.