On Monday, Dec. 19, leaders from the New Jersey PTA met with leaders from the New Jersey School Boards Association at the Association’s headquarters to discuss areas of potential collaboration and mutual concern.
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The governor’s signature completes a nearly yearlong endeavor to address the state’s educator shortage by eliminating the edTPA requirement, which many education stakeholders viewed as a barrier to certification for qualified candidates.
The Ho-Ho Kus Public School recently announced that it received its biggest donation ever – $10 million – from a well-known businessperson and his wife. The donation will fund the construction of a new gymnasium and wellness center.
The New Jersey School Boards Association has prepared items to help public bodies, organizations and local school districts recognize the role of the boards of education and the contributions of their communities' school board members.
The New Jersey School Boards Association is seeking a full-time senior policy manager to provide policy services to boards of education as part of its Member Services and Strategic Partnerships Division.
The Murphy administration and New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Division of Local Government Services recently announced that applications are now being accepted for the distribution of $10 million in available funding through the Local Efficiency Achievement Program.
Scores of legal professionals that specialize in serving school districts as well as board members and other education leaders attended the New Jersey School Boards Association’s Fall School Law Forum.
Vincent DeLucia, the longtime educator-in-residence at the New Jersey School Boards Association, has been named to the board of directors of the Catalyst for Educational Change.
The New Jersey Department of Education released the state, district and school data files for the 2021-2022 statewide assessments on Dec. 16, according to an NJDOE broadcast.