NJSBA encourages all boards to speak with board counsel to determine how best to rescind or revise current policy to align/realign with the 2020 Title IX regulations, and how to address any Title IX complaints that occurred between August 2024 and Jan. 9, 2025.
Of the five decisions considered for adoption, four were posted on the New Jersey Department of Education’s website; therefore, the remaining matter, C26-24, remains pending.
On Tuesday, Feb. 4, the New Jersey School Boards Association’s officers, executive director and CEO and governmental relations staff visited Washington, D.C., to advocate before the state’s congressional delegation.
The New Jersey Department of Education’s Office of School Preparedness and Emergency Planning, in partnership with the Jersey City/Newark Urban Area Security Initiative, is offering basic and advanced behavioral threat assessment and management training.
The New Jersey Department of Education issued an advisory reminding school districts, school bus contractors, and student transportation employees of their responsibilities to ensure the safety of students.
In celebration of Career and Technical Education Month, the New Jersey Department of Education is pleased to announce the second annual CTE Scholar Award Program, which honors exceptional CTE students across New Jersey.
SEL4US, The Urban Assembly, and Six Seconds invite schools and communities around the globe to celebrate the sixth annual International SEL Day on Monday, March 3, 2025.
Resolutions for the May 10 meeting must be received at NJSBA’s office by 5 p.m. Thursday, March 6.
The Nation’s Report Card shows that the nation’s fourth- and eighth-graders are not making the level of progress needed to regain ground lost during the pandemic, although there are some signs of progress, according to a news release.