NJDOE Encourages Districts to Participate in Social Media Campaign to Promote Teaching
The New Jersey Department of Education is encouraging school districts to participate in its “Teach. Inspire. New Jersey.” campaign.
Back to School: NJDOE Shines a Spotlight on What’s New for the 2024-2025 School Year
As students return to school, the New Jersey Department of Education is highlighting some of the changes, programs and initiatives that students, parents and teachers may see heading into the 2024-2025 school year.
Kick Off the New School Year with A County Association Meeting
Whether in-person or virtual, participation in any county association meeting earns you one Board Member Academy Credit and one County Meeting credit.
Kick Off the New School Year with A County Association Meeting
Whether in-person or virtual, participation in any county association meeting earns you one Board Member Academy Credit and one County Meeting credit.
Upcoming Webinars: Developing Orientation Programs, Updates in Education Law, Technology and Cybersecurity
he New Jersey School Boards Association has a slate of engaging and timely webinars lined up, with more being added soon.
‘Education Matters’ Features Assembly Speaker Craig J. Coughlin
Assembly Speaker Craig J. Coughlin (D-19), the longest serving speaker in New Jersey’s history, was recently featured on “Education Matters.”
Regional Informational Program for School Board Candidates
The New Jersey School Boards Association is hosting in-person regional Candidates Briefings to address the structure and responsibilities of local school boards in New Jersey.
Workshop 2024 Agenda Now Available Online
This four-day experience is the largest training conference for school officials in the Garden State.
Stay Ahead of the Curve by Attending NJSBA’s Fall Labor Summit
The New Jersey School Boards Association will host its Fall Labor Summit on Oct. 1, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. at NJSBA headquarters.
Governor Signs Legislation Pertaining to Special School Elections and School Budgets
This new law allows districts to submit proposals to voters at a special school election to raise such additional funds for the subsequent school budget year.