The New Jersey General Assembly approved the pension Constitutional Amendment, ACR-109 / SCR-2. June 27, largely along party lines, 50-25-2, with 2 abstentions. The Bill ACR-109 / SCR-2 would amend the state […]
The New Jersey General Assembly approved the pension Constitutional Amendment, ACR-109 / SCR-2. June 27, largely along party lines, 50-25-2, with 2 abstentions. The Bill ACR-109 / SCR-2 would amend the state […]
Both the Assembly and Senate Budget Committees released the budget bill (S-17 / A-4000) July 23 along party lines. The $34.8 billion budget plan, about 1 percent more than the proposed budget, prioritized several […]
The Legislature released its version of the FY2017 budget, (S-17 / A-4000) this morning. Both the Assembly and Senate Budget Committees are expected to review, potentially releasing the bills later today. In total, under […]
NJPSA, in coordination with other public employees groups, was on hand June 20 as the Assembly Judiciary committee held a required public hearing on ACR-109, the resolution to place an amendment on the November […]
The Assembly Education Committee, for the first time headed up by its new Committee Chairwoman Marlene Caride, moved a number of pieces of legislation, including a resolution urging the Christie Administration to end current […]
On Monday, June 20, the Senate Education Committee considered and favorably released the following bills impacting our schools: State School Aid Funding Fairness Commission: S-2372 (Sweeney, Ruiz) Following a press conference announcing this legislation […]
Governor Chris Christie proposed major changes to how New Jersey funds local schools, calling for flat per pupil aid to all districts across the state. Christie’s proposed his “Fairness Formula,” in a speech at […]
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 […]