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September 18, 2026 VOL XLIX NO. 52

Harrison Board Members Recognized for 30 Years of Service

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Health Benefits: NJDPB Warns Employers of Potential SEHBP Outcomes 

If the proposed PY27 rates are not approved at its next meeting, the SEHBP will not be an option for providing health benefits starting Jan. 1, 2027.

Registration Now Open For Upcoming Candidates Briefing

Participants will receive pertinent information on various topics related to board service.

NJSBA Launches Podcast Video Series: Conversations on Civility 

The series will include conversations with people who practice and promote the topic.

State Board Invites Public Testimony on Proposed Educator Effectiveness Regulations 

Members of the public wishing to testify in person may register by noon on Oct. 1, through the link provided.

Attorney General and DCR Director Issue Statement on Bias Protections in K-12 Schools, Colleges, and Universities in New Jersey 

To strengthen enforcement efforts and support schools more effectively, the Division on Civil Rights created a new Education and Public Accommodation Section within its Investigations Unit.

NJDOE Seeking Individuals to Serve on Strengthening Gifted and Talented Education Advisory Committee 

Interested parties must demonstrate at least three years of experience in gifted education.

NJDOE Seeking Educators for NJSLS and VB-MAPP Alignment Project Advisory Panel 

The Advisory Panel will include a diverse group of stakeholders.

NJDOE Sets Reporting Deadline for Spring 2026 Assessments 

The NJDOE strongly encourages school and district leaders to review, analyze, and discuss all assessment results with staff.

Legislative Update: Assembly Committees Discuss FAFSA Requirement and School Meals Outreach 

For more up-to-date information regarding specific legislation, please visit the New Jersey Legislature’s website. 

NJDOE Invites Public to Participate in Regional Forums on School Funding 

Regional and virtual forums will provide participants with an opportunity to offer public comments for up to three minutes.