Survey: Early childhood educators struggle with mental health, stress from staff shortages
A U.S. survey by Teaching Strategies shows that 45 percent of early childhood educators struggle with mental health and…
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Murphy marks N.J.’s progress toward achieving universal access to free preschool
Gov. Phil Murphy on Oct. 6 visited Betty McElmon Elementary School in West Long Branch to highlight his commitment…
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NMAI program highlights indigenous voices in K-12
In celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day, the National Museum of the American Indian on Oct. 10 will present an…
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U.S. DOE to launch mental health learning series
On Oct. 4, join the U.S. Department on Education for the start of a three-part series promoting mental health…
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K-12 interest in NFT use is on the rise
Nonfungible tokens are starting to find a place in K-12 environments, and in a story for EdTech, Erin Brereton…
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Apply for NSHSS Educator of the Year Awards by Oct. 1
The National Society of High School Scholars is accepting applications through Oct. 1 for its Educator of the Year…
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AFT partner Hungry for Music makes a sound offer
Through Oct. 15, music teachers, social workers and paraprofessionals at Title I schools working in music or music therapy…
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Leveraging student surveys to cultivate a better classroom
Veteran elementary school teacher Tara Olagaray uses surveys to learn more about her students, then subsequently makes adjustments “in…
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Chiera joins Menendez, Pascrell in Garfield for recap of CARES, ARP use in N.J. schools
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera joined U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez, U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell and others Sept. 19 at…
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in the classroom
National Hispanic Heritage Month is underway, and Edutopia’s Hedreich Nichols shares ways in which educators can celebrate in the…
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Murphy signs bills to reduce N.J. students’ food insecurities
Gov. Phil Murphy on Sept. 9 signed two bills that address food-insecurity issues for New Jersey students. A2368 requires schools…
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School climates are key to students reporting potential threats
Having strong relationships between school personnel and students “are essential to building trust and robust reporting cultures” when it…
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