Chiera discusses COVID’s toll on teachers with N.J. Senate Education Committee
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera was among the speakers Jan. 6 during a virtual meeting with the New Jersey…
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NJ DOH issues guidance for test to stay in K-12
The New Jersey Department of Health on Jan. 1 issued interim guidance for implementing test to stay (TTS) in…
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ACE workshop to focus on Latino student success
The American Council on Education will present a two-part workshop in January and February featuring experts providing information on…
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Rise of AI in K-12 expected to continue
Whether it’s chatbots, digital assistants or endpoint security, artificial intelligence “is gaining a foothold in [K-12] U.S. classrooms,” writes…
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Educator trends to watch in 2022
Abbas Manjee, a co-founder of the education technology platform Kiddom, writes about four educator trends for 2022 in a…
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Consider these K-12 ed-tech trends in 2022
Following two years of intense educational technology usage, educators are not impressed with “shiny, new ed tech,” writes EdTech’s…
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ICTCM 2022 early registration comes with discount
Early registration savings end Dec. 31 for the 2022 edition of the International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics….
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Campaign aims to boost educator diversity in public schools
The Hunt Institute-led campaign One Million Teachers of Color in November received $1.25 million from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative,…
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Murphy signs batch of education-related bills
Gov. Phil Murphy on Dec. 21 signed A2455/S2204, which establishes a pilot program to support robotics programs in school districts….
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N.J. Assembly passes bill for school robotics programs
By unanimous vote, the full New Jersey Assembly on Dec. 20 passed A2455, which establishes a pilot program to…
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How U.S. teachers have handled this school year
Witnessing more violence and behavioral issues at their schools as well as reaching a degree of mental exhaustion are…
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Updated guidelines reduce quarantine for N.J. students exposed to COVID
Per updated state guidelines, students in New Jersey who’ve had close contact with COVID-positive classmates or teachers now only…
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