In an election reported to be the lowest turnout in New Jersey history, at 21 percent, Democrats picked up four seats moving the Caucus closer to a veto proof majority. Results Democrats picked up […]
Epinephrine Auto-Injector Recall Information
Epinephrine Auto-Injector Recall Information If you have a child who uses epinephrine auto-injectors, please read the following important information.We have been informed by the New Jersey Department of Education that there has been a […]
Pictures from the NJPSA-FEA-NJASCD Fall Conference
Nearly 500 educational leaders attended the NJPSA-FEA-NJASCD Fall Conference at the Ocean Place Resort in Long Branch this week to hear keynoters Dr. Yong Zhao and David Pogue as well as 50 workshops devoted […]
Pat Wright on PARCC Scores: A New Baseline – Not a Comparison
NJPSA Executive Director Pat Wright released the following statement regarding the release of the PARCC scores: In response to today’s release of state level PARCC scores, NJPSA Executive Director Pat Wright stated, “As […]
2016 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards Applications are Open
The 2016 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards for students in grades 5-12 is now accepting applications, which must be completed by November 3, 2015, and then submitted to a middle or high school principal, […]
Join Us for a Regional Membership Meeting and Get a Full Update from Our Government Relations and Legal Teams
NJPSA will hold a series of regional membership meetings in six regions throughout the state to provide our members with the opportunity to be more involved with NJPSA and to network with colleagues. Attend to […]
DOE Announces That PARCC Data Will Be Coming Soon
Dr. Bari Erlichson released a memo to school administrators announcing the dates for the release of PARCC data to ensure that New Jersey educators are prepared to use assessment data as one tool to […]
Sustainable Jersey for Schools Announces the First 59 Schools to Achieve Sustainability Certification
Sustainable Jersey for Schools announced 59 schools that are the first-ever to achieve the Sustainable Jersey for Schools certification. These schools are the pioneers that can forever boast that they were the first, having achieved […]
Residency Law Not Working
“The New Jersey First Act,” also known as the State’s residency law, was enacted under the guise that public workers should live in State. But since enactment, more than 1,300 public employees have asked […]
NJPSA Weighs In On the Benefits of Early Childhood Ed, Past President Sturdivant Shares Her Insights On What Constitutes A High Quality Program
By Jennifer Keyes-Maloney NJPSA Past President Fidelia Sturdivant shared her insights on what constitutes a quality early childhood education program as part of the Senate Education Committee’s hearing on the benefits of preschool and […]