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 […]
The New Jersey State Board of Education Is Inviting Public Input on Proposed Updates to the New Jersey Student Learning Standards
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 […]
Parental Choice and Mahmoud v. Taylor
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 […]
You Did It! – Legislation to Eliminate IRMAA Reimbursement Withdrawn
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 […]
Action Alert for Retired NJPSA Members on Medicare: Budget Talks Include Potential Elimination of IRMAA Reimbursements!
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 […]
Action In Trenton: It’s Budget Week (We Hope!), the NJ Universal Preschool and Kindergarten Act and NJPSA Supervisor Mentoring Initiative Move Forward
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 […]
Separation of Church and State Remains in a Divided Court
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 […]
NJPSA Announces New Slate of Board Officers and Members for 2025-2026
Dr. Karen Bennett, principal of Lovell J. Honiss School in Dumont and president of the New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association (NJPSA), proudly welcomes the newly elected officers and board members who will begin […]
Statement from the New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association Opposing the Abolishment of the U.S. Department of Education March 20, 2025
The New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association (NJPSA) strongly opposes the Executive Order signed on March 20 and will oppose any future legislative effort aimed at dismantling the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE). The […]
NJPSA Welcomes Chris Nelson to Its Government Relations Team!
NJPSA is pleased to announce the addition of a new member of its advocacy team after a broad national search. We are pleased to introduce Chris Nelson as a new member of the Government […]