The groundhog saw his shadow, and the Legislature is back to work with a new Administration and new committee assignments in place. The Assembly Education Committee will continue to be led by Verlina Reynolds-Jackson […]
The groundhog saw his shadow, and the Legislature is back to work with a new Administration and new committee assignments in place. The Assembly Education Committee will continue to be led by Verlina Reynolds-Jackson […]
Recognition of Career and Technical Education Month, Fond Farewell to Commissioner Kevin Dehmer, and Key Appointments Made The New Jersey State Board of Education convened for its regular monthly meeting in the first-floor conference […]
In his final act as New Jersey Governor, Phil Murphy signed over 120 bills into law on January 20, 2026, just hours before Governor Sherrill was sworn in. In addition to the new laws […]
The first State Board of Education meeting of 2026 kicked off on a celebratory note, with two swearing-ins, observation of School Board Recognition Month, and honoring New Jersey Education Professionals, including our own Principal […]
This week the lame duck session of the NJ State Legislature continued in full force with numerous legislative committees meeting to consider legislation. In lame duck, any bill that does not pass the Legislature […]
At this month’s State Board of Education meeting, Commissioner Kevin Dehmer and NJDOE leadership presented a comprehensive review of the Spring 2025 statewide assessment results, adopted educator certification rules to align with newly signed […]
“Lame duck” is the period between November’s general election and the start of the new legislative session in January. It’s usually a fast-paced time, as lawmakers push to move bills before the two-year session […]
The State Board of Education gathered this week for its monthly meeting at the Riverview Executive Plaza in Trenton — a brisk fall morning with a full agenda and a marked focus on student […]
-Jennie Lamon, Assistant Director of Government Relations The New Jersey State Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, October 8th. The session began on a celebratory note as Gillian Ober, an […]
Governor Murphy Signs A-1675 into Law A-1675/S-2078 Extends membership in TPAF to 10 years after discontinuance of service and to 15 years for those who were laid off or had 10 or more years […]