The New Jersey Leadership for Excellence in Education Group, comprised of all the major education stakeholders – NJPSA, in addition to the NJ Education Association (NJEA), NJ School Boards Association (NJSBA), NJ Association for […]
The New Jersey Leadership for Excellence in Education Group, comprised of all the major education stakeholders – NJPSA, in addition to the NJ Education Association (NJEA), NJ School Boards Association (NJSBA), NJ Association for […]
The 215th Legislature came to close the evening of January 13 but for several legislative proposals, NJPSA awaits a final answer. The Rules Under the New Jersey Constitution, the Governor has seven (7) days […]
Governor Chris Christie’s fourth State of the State address once again included a strong emphasis on students and schools. Among the Governor’s proposals was a call for an extended day and school year – […]
Governor Chris Christie’s fourth State of the State address once again included a strong emphasis on students and schools. Among the Governor’s proposals was a call for an extended day and school year – […]
Representatives from each of the state-operated school districts, Newark, Camden, Paterson and Jersey City, presented before the State Board of Education January 8. All spoke of the challenges and opportunities each district has had […]
The Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee approved several measures January 6 impacting schools and school leaders. The committee also approved a measure that allows flexibility around school placement for families in crisis. Reinvesting Health […]
The U.S. departments of Education and Justice jointly issued guidance earlier this week on how school leaders can ensure that discipline policies are drafted and applied in a manner that does not discriminate against […]
Governor Chris Christie signed legislation, S-2086 / A-3424 (Whelan, Greenwald, Singleton), December 27, which changes the deadline for filing nominating petitions for school board candidates to the last Monday in July. The new law also revises procedures […]
The New Jersey Supreme Court on December 16 rejected a charter school applicant’s challenge to how the state decides on whether to grant a charter. The court unanimously upheld the state Department of Education's exclusive authority […]
The Governor’s office announced August 7 that a new Pension Fraud and Abuse Unit tasked with investigating pension fraud and abuse. The unit was created by way of executive order (EO#138). It will be […]