On behalf of the New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association, I applaud Governor Mikie Sherrill for her strong commitment to New Jersey’s public schools as a priority in her FY27 Budget Address. In a […]
On behalf of the New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association, I applaud Governor Mikie Sherrill for her strong commitment to New Jersey’s public schools as a priority in her FY27 Budget Address. In a […]
When school districts face an unexpected leadership vacancy, time matters. NJPSA provides professional search services to help districts identify and secure high-quality, experienced interim leaders who can step in quickly and lead effectively, allowing […]
The New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association is pleased to announce that Michael Vinella, Ph.D., has been named Assistant Executive Director. Dr. Vinella has been serving as NJPSA’s Director of Membership and Retirement Services, […]
First-Year Certified Supervisors Mentoring Program The Foundation for Educational Administration is pleased to invite applications for the inaugural cohort of the School Supervisor Mentorship Pilot Program. This initiative, developed in partnership with the New […]
You can have a voice in developing NJ’s student learning standards (NJSLS) in Career Readiness, Life Literacies and Key Skills; Science; Computer Science and Design Thinking; World Languages; Visual and Performing Arts; and the […]
By Jordan Shead, Esq. and Andrew Schwartz, Esq. In the Supreme Court’s most significant case affecting the public schools during the 2024-25 term, the Court provided a major victory to the parental rights movement […]
During this hectic budget week, NJPSA reached out to you to assist in our advocacy efforts fighting legislation that would have eliminated a current benefit of NJPSA members in retirement. Thanks to our collective […]
June 30 is the constitutional deadline for the passage of a balanced state budget. With that deadline only days away, it is our understanding that last minute budget negotiations have included discussions about the […]
The final weeks of June are always a busy time in Trenton. This year is no exception with a flurry of legislation being considered alongside the constitutionally-mandated balanced budget proposal due June 30th. Lawmakers […]
In the Supreme Court’s first decision involving public education in the 2024-25 term, the Court blocked the State of Oklahoma from a establishing a public religious charter school. In Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board […]