Get a complete toolkit to enhance communication, leverage artificial intelligence, pass a referendum and more at the Public Relations Forum, Friday, April 4, at the New Jersey School Boards Association’s headquarters in Trenton.
The New Jersey School Boards Association recently launched Capitol Watch, a new quarterly online newsletter designed to support one of its three organizational pillars: advocacy.
All local educational agencies are mandated to develop a three-year Comprehensive Equity Plan.
The NJDOE issued an advisory reminding all school districts, charter schools and renaissance school projects that the School Ethics Commission has established an electronic method for completing Personal/Relative and Financial Disclosure Statements that are required to be filed annually by all school officials.
Verlina Reynolds-Jackson (D-15) has been appointed to the position of chair of the Assembly Education Committee.
The New Jersey Department of Education recently announced the award details of two grants to foster the use of artificial intelligence in school districts and county vocational schools throughout the state.
The New Jersey School Boards Association has posted its 2025 April Election Candidate Kit on the NJSBA website.
At its board meeting Jan. 22, 2025, the Oaklyn Board of Education in Camden County honored school board member William “Bill” Stauts for his 50 years of service on the board.
The NJDOE has developed a new webpage that provides guidance and resources designed to help school staff understand and adhere to state and federal requirements related to immigrant students and families.