Workshop 2021 offers an exceptional return on investment. The group registration fee gives 25 members of the district team access to more than 140 training and informational sessions at a per-person cost of $36.
The new issue features an interview with NJSBA’s new president, Irene LeFebvre.
The recently released Q&A document clarifies how the federal Office for Civil Rights interprets schools’ existing obligations concerning sexual harassment complaints.
The Superior Court ruled that a parent does not have an independent right to a due process hearing when seeking to pursue a stand-alone denial-of-access claim.
The NJSBA is providing information on a topic that has surfaced at many board meetings.
Here is useful information on how to interact with the public in a productive, professional manner.
Federal civil rights office says 'long-term' COVID symptoms may qualify as a disability.
The new 'Wind Down' program will give conference attendees a chance to gather in smaller, informal groups to discuss topics and interact with fellow board members.
Murphy signed the bill into law just days before the first hearing of the special House committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Technical assistance sessions will provide an overview of school mental health services, including strategies for identifying needs, and ideas for how to target COVID relief funds to close gaps in services.