From sustainability and technology to community care and social impact, hundreds of students in NJSBA’s STEAM Tank program are acquiring skills that will help them change the future.
NJSBA provides information about New Jersey’s response to a Title VI letter from the federal Department of Education.
Capitol Watch provides a breakdown of legislation by category and includes brief descriptions and the NJSBA’s positions for each bill.
Workshop 2025, the NJSBA’s Equity Expo and the Association’s Women’s Leadership Conference were among the items discussed in a meeting held virtually and in-person.
The day featured breakout sessions on various aspects of equity, such as alternative education programs, building a diverse educator workforce, providing opportunities beyond the classroom, and creating culturally welcoming school culture.
Three in-person workshops will serve as an “on-ramp” to the online leadership course allowing participants to advance directly to later course modules upon successful completion.
Students created a documentary about a beloved school crossing guard.
Applications for generous competitive grants are due by May 13, 2025.
Grant money is available to study regionalization and shared services.