Today, Governor Christie proposed a new plan to drastically change the way that New Jersey funds its public schools. According to the new proposal, each district would receive the same amount of funding per […]
Today, Governor Christie proposed a new plan to drastically change the way that New Jersey funds its public schools. According to the new proposal, each district would receive the same amount of funding per […]
Nicole Moore, principal of Indian Mills Elementary School in Shamong and president-elect of NJPSA, joined Assemblyman Troy Singelton (D-7) at a press conference today in support of Assembly Bill 3798, which would authorize school districts to […]
The New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association is deeply disappointed in today’s New Jersey Supreme Court’s ruling to uphold the 2011 law freezing the Cost-of-Living Adjustments for retired workers. “We firmly disagree with the […]
Senate President Stephen Sweeney (D-3), along with Assemblywoman Joann Downey (D-11), announced the introduction of key legislation today establishing the State School Aid Funding Fairness Commission at a State House press conference to address […]
According to a Monmouth University Poll put forth earlier this week, New Jersey voters say they would support a constitutional provision to require the state to meet its full public employee pension payment each […]
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruling in the long awaited cost of living adjustment or ‘COLA’ was released June 9 with the Court siding with the State against several public sector unions, including NJPSA, […]
The New Jersey Supreme Court is expected to release its decision on whether public workers have a contractual right to annual increases in their pension benefits after retiring – which could add billions of dollars […]
Please help us ensure that summer isn’t the hungriest time of year for New Jersey children. As a member of the NJ Food for Thought Campaign Coalition, NJPSA is participating in a summer meals […]
New Jersey made progress in several areas of child well-being but is losing ground in others, according to the annual report put forth by the Advocates for Children of New Jersey (ACNJ) – the […]
NJPSA testified before the Assembly Judiciary Committee June 6 in support of ACR-109, the proposed constitutional amendment that would require payments into the State-administered retirement systems on a quarterly basis. The amendment would also […]