
Bill Lipkin, AFT Local 2222 President, dies at 85
United Adjunct Faculty of New Jersey/AFT Local 2222 President Bill Lipkin died July 13. He was 85. Lipkin was…

U.S. DOE issues AI guidance for educational technology
In early July, the U.S. Department of Education issued “Designing for Education With Artificial Intelligence.” It’s a guide the…

Virtual PD program covers library leaders’ challenges, goals
The Chronicle of Higher Education has teamed with Ithaka S+R to present “The Library and Institutional Success,” a virtual…

Murphy once again touts fully funded schools ahead of FY25 budget signing
Just like he did in February when he delivered his fiscal year 2025 budget address, Gov. Phil Murphy on…

Chiera named President Emerit during last week in office
On June 24, the AFTNJ Delegate Assembly passed a resolution designating retiring AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera as President Emerit, the…

SML’s Summer of Learning webinars heat up July 10
Share My Lesson’s Summer of Learning webinar series for educators begins July 10 with four sessions, one of which…

Bridges, Acebo address NJCU fiscal monitoring report at joint higher ed committee meeting
The New Jersey Assembly and Senate Higher Education Committees held a joint meeting June 10 in Trenton to hear…

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…

AFTA’s higher-ed organizing workshops begin June 11
AFT Academics on June 11 will present the first of five online workshops in its summer training series on…

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,…

Vachon writes about climate justice in new American Educator
An article about climate justice by Rutgers University professor and AFTNJ Higher Education Vice President Todd Vachon is featured…

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:…
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