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.
Broadly speaking, there are two types of warrants that ICE agents may present upon their arrival: judicial warrants and administrative warrants. These warrants differ in appearance and have vastly different implications.
The growing use of cell phones among children, coupled with the impact of social media, has sparked widespread discussion about the harmful effects of excessive cell phone usage.
Whether an absence is considered excused or not is irrelevant. The student is not in school where they would benefit from educational opportunities.
The Lions and its Bergen County school district partners have reimagined the program to provide local students with a 10-year, continuous service-learning opportunity that begins in elementary school, runs through middle school and continues in high school.
New board members enjoyed two weekends of networking and training at the New Board Member Orientation Weekend conducted by the New Jersey School Boards Association with support from the Educational Leadership Foundation of New Jersey.
The Educational Leadership Foundation of New Jersey is now accepting online donations.
Feeding and protecting our students go hand in hand with student achievement — we must nourish and safeguard them to help them learn, grow and thrive.
With my term as president soon ending, our Association is poised to take on new challenges with continued competence, efficiency, grace and character.
Launching Sustainable Jersey for Schools was a major step toward the future of sustainability in New Jersey. NJSBA’s leadership and vision helped make Sustainable Jersey for Schools possible.
