U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Use of Public Funds to Support Religious Charter Schools
By a 4-4 vote, the high court upheld the ban, as Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself.
Hear the Student Perspective on Artificial Intelligence at NJSBA Conference
During the June 6 conference, learn how to safely and ethically use generative artificial intelligence in your school. The keynote address is titled, “From Fear to Fascination: The Magic of Embracing AI.”
U.S. District Court Temporarily Stops Trump from Dismantling the Federal Department of Education
The decision is expected to be appealed. New Jersey’s attorney general joined 19 others in opposing the effort to shut down the U.S. Department of Education.
One Month Left to Secure Your Early Bird Discount for Workshop 2025
Don’t miss Workshop 2025, the largest professional learning event for public school officials in the Garden State. Register before June 30 to take advantage of discounted rates.
Legislative Update: Assembly Holds Voting Session, Approves Bills Affecting School Districts
The Legislature approved a bill to protect student data and moved toward providing water safety courses and a no-fee option for school lunches.
School Board Notes • May 28, 2025
Gifted and Talented Education Service Report Submission Update
NJDOE will collect Gifted and Talented data in a new format beginning on June 6.
Call for Applicants for New Teacher Academy
Rowan University offers academy for new teachers, starting in August, and continuing throughout the year.
Deadline Extended for Districts to be Reimbursed for Providing Feminine Hygiene Products to Students
The deadline to request reimbursement from the state has been extended to May 30, 2025.
Opportunity Knocks for High School Student Filmmakers and TV/Film Instructors
Students may enter their film individually, or as a group. The documentary may be created as a summer project, or during the fall semester.