The anticipated average award amount for eligible districts is approximately $6,500. An additional 15% in funding will be provided to Schools Development Authority districts, for an anticipated total amount of approximately $7,500.
The New Jersey State Board of Education approved a proposal pertaining to equality and equity in education at its March 1, 2023, meeting, according to an advisory.
Schools and districts are encouraged to consult this toolkit in the planning and development of their sexual abuse and assault awareness and prevention education across all grade levels.
At its April 5 meeting, the New Jersey State Board of Education heard updates and acted on a number of items related to K-12 education.
In an effort to help board members understand what the new requirements mean and how they can remain in compliance, Carl Tanksley, general counsel of the NJSBA, spoke on an April 5 webinar on ethics training.
The New Jersey School Boards Association was recognized at a luncheon last month for winning two Gold placements in the annual Trendy Awards.
On April 6, the U.S. Department of Education released a notice of proposed rulemaking on athletic eligibility under Title IX to advance Title IX's longstanding goal of ensuring equal opportunity in athletics.
A new morning session, "The Value of Transparency in School PR," will explore how to target your audience, build credibility and become the reliable go-to source for official information.
The commission recommends that New Jersey implement an innovative pilot program to facilitate the expansion of dual enrollment opportunities, particularly for low-income students.
Winners were announced at a gala/awards ceremony on Sunday, March 26, following three days of festival screenings, events and professional panels that featured 235 films from 23 countries in nine venues in Asbury Park, New Jersey.