Vaccine eligibility for N.J.’s PreK-12 educators, support staff begins March 15
Starting March 15, New Jersey’s prekindergarten through 12 educators and support staff will be eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines,…
Weingarten agrees to join Kean discussion about pandemic’s impact on N.J. women
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Kean University will present the virtual roundtable discussion “Supporting Women at Work and…
Murphy: N.J. educators in next phase of vaccine rollout
New Jersey’s next phase of coronavirus vaccine rollout will take place over the next few weeks, Gov. Phil Murphy…
Register now for this year’s Share My Lesson conference
Registration is open for the 2021 Share My Lesson Virtual Conference, taking place March 23-25. This event for PreK-12…
Murphy signs Community College Opportunity Grant Program into state law
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Feb. 26 signed the Community College Opportunity Grant Program into state law during…
O’Connell: Rutgers’ priorities need realignment
The Coalition of Rutgers Unions held a virtual press conference Feb. 25 to discuss recent and anticipated layoffs and…
Early registration savings for Building Expertise conference ends Feb. 28
Actor LeVar Burton, host of the PBS series “Reading Rainbow,” is among the scheduled keynote speakers for this year’s…
Murphy touts budget investment in N.J.’s schools
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy visited Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Fair Lawn on Feb. 25 to highlight the…
CDC, WHO differ on minimum social distancing
As schools nationwide work toward reopening for in-person instruction, there is now a significant disparity in health organizations’ recommendations…
Chiera testifies in support of A4680
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera testified during the virtual New Jersey Assembly Labor Committee Meeting on Feb. 24 in…
Abeigon: Testing Newark students for COVID-19 should be a ‘prerequisite’
John M. Abeigon, president of the Newark Teachers Union (Local 481), is pushing for all middle school and high school…
Professors explore racial segregation in special education
Black kindergartners are 3.4 percentage points less likely to be identified for special education than similar white students, according…
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