Marc H. Zitomer, the chair of Schenck, Price, Smith & King’s School Law Practice Group, sat down with Ray Pinney, chief membership engagement officer at the NJSBA, to explore how schools are implementing policies surrounding student cell phone use.
The New Jersey Department of Education recently announced a notice of grant opportunity for exploring careers in the Esports industry.
The expo will highlight artwork created by students with autism who utilize art as a means of expression as well as pieces created by peers to celebrate autism acceptance.
The grant program is designed to incentivize teachers to obtain the necessary qualifications to teach STEM subjects and to incentivize individuals to enter the teaching profession in STEM subjects.
The NJDOE is releasing a third grant opportunity to further advance the implementation of the New Jersey Student Learning Standards in support of climate change education.
Gov. Phil Murphy and Acting Education Commissioner Kevin Dehmer announced the award of over $42 million in federal grant funding to build and expand preschool facilities in 22 New Jersey school districts.
The U.S. Department of Education issued a news release calling on every state, district and school to adopt policies that guide the use of student personal devices in schools, and also made available a new resource, “Planning Together: A Playbook for Student Personal Device Policies.”
SCSBA President Wayne Dunn welcomed approximately 65 attendees, both in-person and virtually, including 17 newly elected board of education members who participated in a 3Rs training session before the county meeting.
The successful candidate will manage the schedule and communications of the executive director/CEO and ensure the efficient operation of the executive office.