Register now for virtual Education Summit ’23
Billing itself as “the virtual conference that brings heart and care into the classroom,” the free Education Summit ’23…
Weingarten, Chiera and Hildner renew the call for state to fund NJCU
As the New Jersey Legislature reconvenes to finalize the state’s fiscal year 2024 budget, AFT leaders are reminding the…
AFTNJ welcomes staff representative Jennie Shanker
The AFTNJ on June 1 welcomed its new staff representative, Jennie Shanker, who takes over for Joe Norris. Organized…
U.S. DOE, NASA aim to boost efforts advancing STEM, space education
The U.S. Department of Education and NASA recently signed a memorandum of understanding that involves increasing student and school…
Early registration for AFT TEACH ends June 1
Register for AFT TEACH by June 1 to guarantee housing and save $200. The three-day conference, which begins July…
N.J. DOE Amistad Commission’s inaugural Summer Curriculum Institute begins July 17
All Garden State educators are welcome to apply for the New Jersey Department of Education Amistad Commission’s inaugural Summer…
AFTNJ 2023 Legislative Conference in pictures
Gov. Phil Murphy noted the need for teacher recruitment and retention in New Jersey. Sen. Andrew Zwicker, who sits…
WEC webinar has tips for better workplace ventilation
The New Jersey Work Environment Council is set to present the webinar “Building Ventilation and Minimizing Exposure to COVID-19…
Energize students by collaborating on course creation
There’s power in co-creating courses with students, according to international educator Aimée Skidmore. “Inviting students to co-create the curriculum…
Panel to offer guidance on handling AI challenges
Join Chronicle of Higher Education editor Ian Wilhelm on May 16 for the panel discussion “Academic Integrity and AI.”…
OSEP initiative addresses transition services for children with disabilities
An initiative designed to improve postsecondary outcomes for students with disabilities is set to launch virtually May 10 at…
Chiera talks public education’s past, present and future at ELC event
On May 4, the Education Law Center marked its 50th anniversary with the panel “Promise and Perils in Public Education:…
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