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Salary and Settlement Data Report Generator
NJSBA maintains a comprehensive database of teacher contract bargaining data that includes a report generator that allows you to select the parameters of the settlement and salary guide data reports with the ability to download your selection into a spreadsheet or a report.
The Data Report has been updated with salary and settlement data for the 2026-27 school year and will continue to be updated as information is received from member districts.
The administrator salary table with 2025-26 salary data, which are collected annually by the New Jersey Department of Education through its statewide survey of school districts, has also been updated and is available as a resource for NJSBA members through the NJSBA Report Generator.
The information can be obtained by clicking on the Labor Relations tab under “Our Services” on the NJSBA website, then clicking on “View Negotiations Data Portal”.
Member districts are encouraged to forward copies of their current teachers’ collective bargaining agreements so that our salary settlement data and related negotiations data remain as complete and up to date as possible.
Next issue of SBN is scheduled for distribution on Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026.
Current issue: School Board Notes – July 28, 2026 For NJSBA Education News anytime, visit the NJSBA website homepage, and scroll down to News and Resource.
Courier – Post Cherry Hill
NJ school employees’ health care plan vote delayed amid 34% rate hike (on MSN.com)
On July 27, the New Jersey School Employees’ Health Benefits Program commission approved the plan year 2027 health premium rate increases for retirees, but tabled the vote for active employees until Aug. 19, a treasury spokesperson confirmed.
NJ.com
Plainfield teacher denied teaching certificate after video showed her dragging student (on NJ.com)
A former Plainfield special education teacher was denied a standard teaching certificate after surveillance video showed her dragging a student by his leg through a school hallway, according to a state education ruling.
New Jersey Globe
School employees face 34% health premium hike as state delays vote New Jersey school employees are facing a potential 34% increase in health insurance premiums next year, but state officials have delayed their final vote for three weeks while they search for ways to reduce the staggering hike.
TAPinto.net Education
Engineers of Tomorrow Take Over Summer STEM Summer Program Innovation was in full force this summer as students across Linden Public Schools stepped into the world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through the STEM Summer Program.
