NJDOE Issues Advisory on Signing of Public Notice Law
The law effectively provides a four-month extension to the digital advertisement law that was initially set to expire March 1, 2025.
The law effectively provides a four-month extension to the digital advertisement law that was initially set to expire March 1, 2025.
The New Jersey Department of Education recently issued an advisory with information on the New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment cut scores for the class of 2026.
In addition to learning more details about Gov. Phil Murphy’s fiscal year 2026 proposed budget, several education-related bills moved through the Legislature in the past week.
Dr. Timothy Purnell, executive director and CEO of NJSBA, acknowledged Janet Bamford’s 17 years of dedicated service in assisting local boards of education in their mission to advance the education of all children.
For the second consecutive year, the administration proposes fully funding the School Funding Reform Act formula. This equates to approximately $12.06 billion in formula aid – a $386 million (3.3%) increase over fiscal year 2025.
Resolutions for the May 10 meeting must be received at NJSBA’s office by 5 p.m. Thursday, March 6.
The Workshop 2025 “call for proposals” is now open. This is your opportunity to present a training session to thousands of education professionals from across the state.
This session will be presented by Laura Bishop; managing principal, Laura Bishop Communications; Allyson Roberts, president at Laura Bishop Communications; and Dr. Carol Birnbohm, superintendent of Lenape Regional High School District.
The conference will feature a keynote session, “Moving Toward More Equitable Schools,” presented by co-founder and chair of All In for Inclusive Education, LeDerick Horne.