• The Arrival of Artificial Intelligence: What It Means for School Districts

  The rise of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence programs in education can sometimes sound like the plot of a horror movie. 

  

• Finding New Jersey’s Teachers of Tomorrow

  Helping school districts grow their own teachers is at the heart of the mission of the Center for Future Educators, which is housed at The College of New Jersey in Ewing.

  

• Red Hawks Rising Helps Future Teachers Fly High

  If you’re a student at Newark Public Schools, a job with the district is guaranteed to be waiting for you – as long as you graduate from the Red Hawks Rising Teacher Academy and earn a teaching credential from Montclair...

  

• President’s Message: The Rewards of Board Service

  Yes, sometimes we all take public education for granted, including your hard work. But never let that make you believe that your board service – and the schools, the staff and most importantly the students you represent – are not...

• Executive Word: The Folly — and False Economy — of Ignoring Facilities Issues

  While it is understandable to want to focus on providing instructional measures such as small class sizes, without buildings and classrooms that are safe and comfortable for students and staff, we don’t have a school. 

• ELFNJ Spotlight: STEAM Tank Challenge Spurs creativity, Achievement

  STEAM Tank is an open-ended entrepreneurial design challenge that requires student teams to develop innovative solutions to solve problems.

• Readers Forum: Student Mental Health and Social Media

  Believing that social media is a factor in the steady rise of students struggling with mental health difficulties, some New Jersey school districts have taken matters into their own hands by filing lawsuits against Meta (Facebook and Instagram), TikTok, Snapchat,...

• NJSBA at Your Service: NJSBA Connection: Revolutionary Online Platform Empowers Trustees, School Districts

  NJSBA Connection serves as a centralized hub where school leaders can collaborate on projects and initiatives.

• Legally Speaking: Can I Participate in Social Media as a Board Member?

  Although board members may participate in social media, they must be mindful of the provisions of the School Ethics Act and the advisory opinions issued by the School Ethics Commission when doing so. 

• Sponsored Content: Secretly Starving

  One of the most common forms of disordered eating is dieting. One in every four dieters will go on to develop a full-blown eating disorder.