April 12, 2024
Dr. Timothy Purnell, executive director and CEO of the New Jersey School Boards Association, was joined by two members of the Association’s Communications Department on the April 10 episode of “The Boardroom.”
March 25, 2024
The New Jersey School Boards Association was recently honored with a 2024 Real Leaders Impact Award and named as one of the “most transparent” organizations.
March 21, 2024
By prioritizing the improvement of our organizational systems, we aim to better serve New Jersey’s local boards of education and ensure that NJSBA remains a reliable and invaluable resource for all members.
January 10, 2024
Dr. Timothy Purnell, executive director and CEO of the New Jersey School Boards Association, hosted a new episode of “The Boardroom” podcast at the Association’s headquarters Jan. 10.
December 14, 2023
Our commitment to nurturing hope takes on special significance when we consider its impact on our future generations, our beloved children.
August 08, 2023
Chapter 44, signed in July 2020, made significant changes to the health benefit plans that school districts must offer to their employees, while simultaneously altering how much those employees contribute to the cost of their insurance coverage.
July 24, 2023
Over the past couple of weeks, Gov. Phil Murphy signed various bills affecting public school districts and students into law, including one that would establish a study commission to explore the impact social media usage is having on students’ health and education.
May 15, 2023
On Thursday, May 11, Assembly Education Committee Chair Pamela Lampitt announced the introduction of a package of bills intended to alleviate the ongoing teacher shortage in New Jersey.
April 24, 2023
The New Jersey School Boards Association is proud to announce its inaugural “Unsung Heroes in Education” awards, which will recognize some of the education community’s most important but often overlooked staff.
March 21, 2023
On March 17, Gov. Phil Murphy announced a bill in partnership with the Legislature to offer more than $102 million in additional funding to school districts that would see a reduction in school aid under the governor’s proposed fiscal year 2024 budget as a result of S-2.