According to many published reports, acts of Islamophobic hatred are on the rise across America in recent months. Among the deeply concerning examples of anti-Islamic hatred and bias are several…
By Amy Moran, Ph.D. and Kate Okeson With May being Mental Health Awareness month, let’s acknowledge that educators are charged with juggling it all: designing lessons that engage and expand,…
Dr. Gnanaseharan Selliah, Ed.D. Increasing parental involvement in children’s education is crucial for fostering academic success and students’ overall well-being. As a public school teacher for the past 25 years,…
Welcoming male teachers of color into education By Dr. Angello Villarreal New Jersey has been rated first in public education across the country for the last several years. However, we need…
According to published reports, New Jersey recorded the third-highest level of antisemitism in the nation in 2022, the most recent year of data. This was a 25% increase over the…
by Gary J. Whitehead In “Ooh La La,” the title track to the 1973 album by the British rock band Faces, Ronnie Wood sings, “I wish that I knew what…
By Kathryn Coulibaly Students in Woodstown High School’s Communications Academy, a magnet program that attracts students throughout Salem County, are exploring careers in communications through a mix of hands-on courses…
The AJ Meerwald, NJ’s official Tall Ship and a former oyster boat now used as a floating classroom, will be setting sail around New Jersey and along the East Coast…
Join the Somerset Patriots and NJEA as we honor educators at TD Bank Ballpark on Thursday, May 16. The Teachers and ESPs of the Year from schools throughout the area…
The NEA Conference on Racial and Social Justice (CRSJ) provides a unique space for educators, students, parents and families, organizers, community members, and leaders to unite to advance justice in…