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NJSBA AT YOUR SERVICE Capitol Watch – The quarterly newsletter of the New Jersey School Boards Association’s Governmental Relations Department, updates board of education members, school administrators and other school leaders on legislation that could impact school districts in the...

NJSBA AT YOUR SERVICE Capitol Watch – The quarterly newsletter of the New Jersey School Boards Association’s Governmental Relations Department, updates board of education members, school administrators and other school leaders on legislation that could impact school districts in the...

Atlantic City, Oct. 19-22 –  Thousands of senior-level school leaders, education professionals and influencers in New Jersey education will gather for quality professional development and to celebrate public education at Workshop 2026, the largest training conference for New Jersey’s public...

TRENTON, Oct., 28, 2026 – Voters in the majority of school districts will go to the polls on Nov. 3, 2026 for the annual school board election to vote on school board candidates, construction questions and more. Rate of Candidacy**...

NJSBA AT YOUR SERVICE Capitol Watch – The quarterly newsletter of the New Jersey School Boards Association’s Governmental Relations Department, updates board of education members, school administrators and other school leaders on legislation that could impact school districts in the...

NJSBA AT YOUR SERVICE Capitol Watch – The quarterly newsletter of the New Jersey School Boards Association’s Governmental Relations Department, updates board of education members, school administrators and other school leaders on legislation that could impact school districts in the...

Districts, who hold November elections, may propose a school construction question on the ballot.

Shriver’s core message focused on how social polarization stems not from our differences, but from how we treat one another when we differ.

The New Jersey School Boards Association is monitoring all bills relevant to boards of education and will continue to post timely legislative updates.

The Social Media Research Center was established as part of Governor Sherrill’s package of bills concerning kids’ online safety and youth mental health.