Dear NJPSA Members, It has now been three weeks since the presidential election has passed, and as our nation remains deeply divided on a myriad of issues, it is now more important than ever […]
Retiree’s – 2017 Changes for State Dental, State Income Tax and SS/Medicare
Social Security and Medicare Part B (and D) Costs The 2017 Medicare costs have been published by Social Security. Retirees on Medicare should have received a letter from Social Security indicating what you will […]
Please Donate to Toys for Tots
NJPSA/FEA is continuing its tradition of participating in the Toys for Tots collection on behalf of the United States Marine Corps during this holiday season. Collection boxes have been set up in our reception […]
NJPSA Supports Changes in the Superintendent Salary Cap
Today, the New Jersey Department of Education announced proposed changes in State Regulations regarding the Superintendent’s Salary Cap, which has been in place in New Jersey since 2011 and was due to sunset on November […]
Join Us for a Regional NJPSA Meeting
Join Us for a Regional Membership Meeting and Get a Full Update from Our Government Relations and Legal Teams NJPSA will hold a series of regional membership meetings in six regions throughout the state to […]
What to Do When Accused of a Hostile Work Environment, Sexual Harassment or Other Affirmative Action Violation
By: Carol Smeltzer, Esq. When an employee, parent, student, or other person files a complaint with the district’s affirmative action officer alleging hostile work environment or harassment based on a protected class, the […]
Arts Ed Now Campaign is Launched
The New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association is pleased to be a lead partner in “Arts Ed Now,” which launches its official campaign today, September 12, 2016, in conjunction with national Arts Education Week. This […]
If an Investigation Involving You Sounds Disciplinary, Call Us!
By Andrew Schwartz, Esq. NJPSA Associate Counsel One of the most important legal defense measures anyone can take when asked to attend a disciplinary or potentially disciplinary meeting is to know and exercise the […]
Flag Salute – Rights of Students and Schools
By Robert M. Schwartz, Esq. and Wayne Oppito, Esq. In the last few weeks there has been much press coverage over San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernic’s refusal to stand for the National […]
As Commissioner David Hespe Announces Resignation, Pat Wright Issues Statement of Thanks
NJPSA Executive Director Pat Wright issued the following statement in response to the announcement that Commissioner David Hespe is stepping down effective at the end of September, and that Assistant Commissioner Kimberley Harrington will be […]