The Foundation for Educational Administration (FEA) has been awarded grants in excess of $580,000 to help teachers, administrators, staff, families and community groups in a diverse cohort of 25 schools to introduce a Healing-Centered […]
Governor Signs Executive Order Affecting 2020-2021 School Year
Today, Governor Phil Murphy announced that he is signing an executive order that will implement new policies for the 2020-2021 school year as follows: 1. The graduation assessment test requirement for all 12th […]
Action by the NJ Legislature This Week December 7th – December 11th, 2020
The Senate Education Committee met this week. The agenda covered a broad array of topics including a bill to reinforce and intensify New Jersey’s Anti-Bullying of Rights law, changing all references of “security aid” […]
Search – NJPSA Executive Director – Applications Due December 18, 2020
The New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association (NJPSA) located in Monroe Township, New Jersey, seeks a dynamic, confident leader to serve as executive director of its 8,000 member professional association. NJPSA is a […]
NJPSA Mourns the Passing of Mark Biedron
NJPSA is saddened by the tragic news that Mark Biedron, former president of the New Jersey State Board of Education from 2014 to 2017, died on Friday, November 6. On behalf of our 8,000 […]
Big Ideas in Small Windows
Dr. Michael Gaskell, the 14-year veteran principal of East Brunswick’s 1,300 student (grades 6-7) Hammarskjold Middle School, is more than happy to share his thoughts, views, and ideas for tackling challenges, implementing solutions, […]
NJ Educators Unite in Call for Statewide Remote School Opening
Dr. Richard Bozza, executive director of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators, Patricia Wright, executive director of the New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association and Marie Blistan, president of the […]
NJPSA Mourns the Death and Celebrates the Life of U.S. Rep. John Lewis
Civil Rights icon and U.S. Representative John Lewis, who marched with Rev. Martin Luther King, participated in lunch-counter sit-ins, challenged segregated buses as one of the 13 original Freedom Riders, and crossed the Edmund […]
FEA/NJPSA/NJASCD Fall Conference Going Virtual “Celebrating Our Resilience”
The COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed how we are educating our children and how we provide and engage in our own professional learning, and it is clear that in our “new normal,” distance learning […]
NJPSA/FEA Telephone Service for Members
Notice to Members Regarding the New Telephone Menu Options At NJPSA/FEA, we continue to work remotely to provide you with all of the services you need and deserve, while protecting the health and safety […]