The 216th Legislative Session came to close January 11 with over 30 bills impacting students, schools and school leaders. This round-up seeks to give a sampling of the bills. The Governor now has 10 […]
The 216th Legislative Session came to close January 11 with over 30 bills impacting students, schools and school leaders. This round-up seeks to give a sampling of the bills. The Governor now has 10 […]
Governor Chris Christie delivered his State of the State address January 11 to a joint session of the Legislature. The bulk of Mr. Christie’s address was focused on New Jersey issues, in one of […]
Thanks to the advocacy efforts of NJPSA members and the NJPSA lobbying team, legislation to eliminate the administrative spending caps, S-3244/A-2740 (Ruiz, Sarlo, Diegnan , Johnson, Jasey, Singleton) has passed both houses of our […]
The State Board of Education January meeting included a heavy lift of items expected to affect students, schools and profession. Among the items considered was a proposal to revamp and rename New Jersey Core […]
The Study Commission on Use of Assessments released its final report January 11. The report contained 49 recommendation’s across a number of themes. The Study Commission unanimous approved its recommendations. Statewide Assessment The Commission […]
The Assembly Education Committee moved a number of bills forward for final consideration by the Legislature in the twilight of the 216th Legislative session. Moving the bills allows for their final consideration on Monday […]
The Assembly Judiciary and Senate State Government, Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation Committees held a public hearing on ACR-3 (Prieto) /SCR-184 (Sweeney/Turner), the proposed constitutional amendment that would require payments by the State to […]
The Pension system published the loan rate for pension loans taken in 2016 as 6%/annum on the declining balance. Loans can only be processed online through your MBOS account. You are permitted to borrow […]
The $1.1 trillion budget deal that Congress approved last week would delay the unpopular Cadillac tax for two years and put a repeal in reach of the congressional leaders and business groups who oppose […]
A number of varied bills impacting students, schools and school leaders made it to the Governor’s desk December 17. Pension Notification Senate bill, S-2432 (Madden), requires notification of a member or retiree of a […]