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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.

NJ Spotlight News
One of NJ’s biggest school districts may go beyond cell phone ban
Cherry Hill is taking a broader look at technology policy, including recommendations for artificial intelligence use.
New Jersey Monitor
Group demands NJ yank school guidance on transgender students
A conservative law firm is targeting state guidance on parental notification if their child attempts to change gender at school.
Judge tosses Cherry Hill schools’ lawsuit targeting records requester
A Superior Court judge has tossed the Cherry Hill school board’s lawsuit against a records requester it claimed had harassed them by submitting an average of one records request per month over 18 months.

NJ Patch
AP Results Show 4 Years Of Growth In Bridgewater-Raritan Schools
The superintendent told the school board AP passing rates and exam participation both climbed in Bridgewater-Raritan.
Antisemitic, Racist Writings Found At Vandalized School In Jackson
Police are investigating multiple bias crime incidents in Jackson, the police chief said.
TAPinto.net
New Upstream Alliance Boat Will Be Floating Classroom for Camden Students, Others
Upstream Alliance, an 11-year-old nonprofit that provides students and civic leaders with environmental on-the-water experiences, recently launched Firefly, a unique boat that will serve as a floating classroom for dozens of Camden schoolchildren.
Readington Seeing Fewer Staff Positions For Coming Year, But No Layoffs
Readington Township Public Schools will operate with 12 fewer staff positions in the 2026–2027 school year, saving about $1.1 million without laying off employees or cutting academic and extracurricular programs.
Readington Schools Reorganizing Self-Contained Special-Education Programs
The Readington Township Public Schools are reorganizing self-contained special-education programs at Whitehouse and Three Bridges schools for 2026–2027, a move officials said will reduce school changes for young students and concentrate specialized resources in fewer buildings.
Pedaling With Purpose: Montclair Bike Bus Creates Meaningful Momentum Community Connection
Between waiting in school drop-off lines and sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic, the morning commute can be more than a little hectic in Montclair. For many local parents, that daily challenge inspired them to find a different way to get their children to school.