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NJSBA AT YOUR SERVICE
Workshop 2026 New Exhibit Floor Features

This year’s conference will offer multiple new features on the exhibit floor for you and your district team to partake in.

  • Central Bark: We are paw-sitive this area will be one of the most exciting locations on the exhibit floor! Decompress from a day of training with comforting service dogs. 
  • Achievement Arena: Located along the walkway to the Keynote Theater, this area will be the hub for popular awards programs such as the Unsung Superheroes in Education Awards and the finals for NJSBA’s elementary school and middle school STEAM Tank Challenge, and the Association Awards.
  • Postcard Port: This new AI photo area will put attendees at the center of all the action. Stop by to choose a destination and transport your photo into a larger-than-life adventure! 

View the Exhibit Floor here: NJSBA Workshop 2026 | Floor Plan

School Board Notes

School-Board-Notes, Sept.,15, 2026

Lead Story: Check out the Next What’s Brewing in Education Law: Coffee Talk with Kathy and Caitlin. For NJSBA Education News anytime, visit the NJSBA website homepage, and scroll down to News and Resources.

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Chalkbeat

Q&A: Schools are spending more. So why aren’t teachers getting bigger raises?

School funding has risen substantially, but teacher salaries have not. One reason: Districts have instead used more resources to hire additional staff.

School vaccine data can reveal measles outbreak risks. But even health officials don’t always have access.

School-level data can be a powerful tool for preventing and fighting outbreaks. Some states make it hard to find.

Courier Post

NJ is a top 10 state to work in as a teacher, according to WalletHub (Yahoo.com)

A recent study has named New Jersey the eighth-best state to be a teacher.

New Jersey Globe

School bond referendums produce mixed results across New Jersey – New Jersey Globe New Jersey voters delivered mixed verdicts on school construction referendums Tuesday, approving major bond proposals in Cedar Grove and the Morris School District while rejecting measures in Clementon and Roselle. Cinnaminson’s $57.7 million bond appeared headed for defeat by just 23 votes.

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Montclair Local

Glenfield Middle School’s Dress Code Enforcement Sparks Petition – Montclair Local

Glenfield Middle School’s dress code enforcement has sparked controversy among students and parents. A petition, published online this month, called the new policy “unjust” and alleged that the school’s enforcement was indiscriminately targeting girls.

TAPinto.net

All Six Princeton Public Schools Receive Sustainable Jersey Certification | Princeton, NJ News TAPinto | TAPinto

Sustainable Jersey for Schools, a voluntary certification program, has certified six Princeton Public Schools in recognition of their sustainability practices to enhance student learning and strengthen day-to-day operations.

Unofficial Results: Morris School District Bond Referendum Passes with Strong Support Based on the unofficial September 15 Special School Election results, approximately 74% of votes cast on the question supported the proposal, compared with about 26% voting against it. A total of 4,539 ballots were cast, representing a turnout of 14.53% among 31,249 registered voters.