U.S. history teachers needed for TeachRock pilot program
TeachRock is seeking U.S. history teachers to assist this summer and fall with the development of a new high…
N.J. DOE’s Office of Special Education to hold its Summer Learning Institute in July
On July 8, the New Jersey Department of Education’s Office of Special Education will begin its Summer Learning Institute,…
U.S. DOE expands access to school-based mental health services
The U.S. Department of Education recently rolled out three actions that expand access to school-based mental health services. They are:…
Chiera joins AFT delegation at White House for Teachers of the Year event
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera accompanied AFT President Randi Weingarten and other union officers May 2 at the White…
Report: Nearly 60% of teachers Somewhat Worried about a shooting Happening at their school
A Pew Research Center survey reveals that 59 percent of K-12 public school teachers in the United States are…
Free elective course filters U.S. history through rock and soul
High school students and teachers can explore the history of the United States by way of American popular music…
Frank W. Viggiano, former AFTNJ president, dies at 88
Frank W. Viggiano, who served as president of AFT New Jersey in the late 1990s, died March 16 at…
AFTNJ PreK-12 leaders have first meeting with Dehmer
On March 18, AFTNJ PreK-12 leaders representing the Newark, Garfield, North Bergen and Perth Amboy school districts participated in…
Murphy, Chiera laud school funding in FY25 budget
Two days after his fiscal year 2025 budget address, Gov. Phil Murphy on Feb. 29 visited a Plainfield elementary…
Registration is open for the 2024 Share My Lesson Virtual Conference
More than 35 new, for-credit sessions will be available as part of the 2024 Share My Lesson Virtual Conference,…
Black History Month offering ‘Stax Meets Motown’ entertains, informs
To mark Black History Month, the Soulsville Foundation is offering free access throughout February to “Soul of America: Stax Meets…
Murphy picks Dehmer to be new N.J. DOE commissioner
Gov. Phil Murphy on Jan. 29 nominated Kevin Dehmer to be the state’s new Department of Education commissioner. “Ensuring…
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